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VALUABLE Lighting COUPONS badly INSIDE! lacking Traffic ‘tsunami’ along 98 expected Darkness and poor BY JOE CULPEPPER visibility are the Gulf Breeze News major safety deter- [email protected] Saturday rents along a stretch of Gulf Breeze Parkway where two pedestrians were killed by moving vehicles in separate night- Baseball, lacrosse time incidents March 12 and March 20. The Santa Rosa County Commission wants the tournaments, other Florida Department of Transportation to deter- events to lure crowds mine whether the installation of street lighting is warranted on U.S. Highway 98 between College Gulf BY JOE CULPEPPER Parkway and Garcon Point Road. It also wants Breeze is crosswalks in the area re-evaluated, all in hopes Gulf Breeze News accustomed of preventing incidents similar to those that took [email protected] to dealing the lives of Christine Nelson, 47, and Deborah with the onslaught of vehicular traffic that Rector, 54, in recent weeks. besets U.S. Highway 98 during the first •See LIGHTING , Page 3A “beach” weekends of the spring. But when the city itself becomes a tourist destination – as it will this week- Fatal hit-and-run end with four significant events scheduled simultaneously Saturday for Shoreline nets man 15 years Parks North and South – the potential for a traffic tsunami becomes very real for Peter Felix Armstrong, the owner authorities and residents. of a Midway recording studio, was “The stars have aligned,” Gulf Breeze sentenced last week by Judge David Police Chief Robert Randle said earlier Rimmer to the maximum of 15 this week. “We’ll do the best we can, but years state prison for DUI it’s going to be a nightmare for the traffic Manslaughter and Leaving the flow” around Shoreline Park. Scene of a Crash Involving Property A youth baseball tournament spon- Armstrong Damage. On Nov. 26, 2010 at approxi- sored by the Gulf Breeze Sports mately 10:30 p.m., Armstrong, 27, was driving a Association was expected to attract up to 1994 Mazda 929 on U.S. Highway 98 in the 70 teams. That event got under way Wednesday and will conclude Sunday. Midway area after leaving a bar in Fort Walton Joe Culpepper/GBN A youth lacrosse tournament is Beach when he struck and killed Paul Shirley, 58, A memorial of flowers and signs sits near the highway on U.S. 98 in front of Waffle House in •See MOTORIST, Page 2A honor of Debo Rector, who was killed as she attempted to cross the road on March 20. •See TSUNAMI, Page 3A Pensacola steaming over natural gas dispute

BY VICI PAPAJOHN service to the citizens of the Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze start ed service t o beach in mid-March beach. The county is committed [email protected] to this approach until and unless Pensacola disputing that the City Escambia County Pensacola has not provided gas to the City of Gulf Breeze until a court rules these citizens It seems to be three against of Gulf Breeze should not be the Commissioners produced a to the beach in the over-50 years such time the City of Pensacola should not receive gas service.” one as the dispute over natural one providing the services. statement that clarified their it has had the franchise… can provide the service. This The meeting stalled when gas service to Pensacola Beach A meeting last Wednesday in point of view. “Toward the end of providing allows the beach residents to Gulf Breeze City Attorney Matt heats up with Escambia County Pensacola City Hall intended to “The City of Pensacola holds gas service to Pensacola Beach, receive service and preserves Dannheisser called into question and the Santa Rosa Island serve as a “conflict resolution a franchise from the county to the Escambia County Board of the City of Pensacola rights proper legal procedure. Authority expressing gratitude meeting” was declared preemp- provide gas service to all unin- County Commissioners when they can provide such “We will refrain from dis- over seeing their residents final- tive and solved few issues. corporated areas of the county. approved a non-exclusive fran- service. We believe this cussing any issues Pensacola ly served – and the City of As the meeting opened, Unfortunately, the City of chise agreement for gas service approach provides a valuable •See DISPUTE, Page 7A WEEKEND Weather-plus School Board alters conduct home! code to address ‘Spice’ issue

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The syn- BY PAM BRANNON Public Service Announcements to be FRI 3/30 SAT 3/31 SUN 4/1 MON 4/2 thetic drug Gulf Breeze News played at the schools warning students ISOLATED SOME ISOLATED PARTLY that is [email protected] about the dangers of Spice use. T-STORMS T-STORMS T-STORMS CLOUDY made to The changes to the code say “any sub- hi 77/ lo 70 hi 78/ lo 68 hi 79/ lo 68 hi 79/ lo 65 mimic marijuana effects is now illegal to stance that is represented to contain, rain: 30 % rain: 40 % rain: 30 % rain: 10 % be possessed or used on Santa Rosa mimics, or looks like a narcotic drug, County School grounds or within 1,000 amphetamine, barbiturate, marijuana, INSIDE feet of school properties. stimulant, depressant, intoxicant, or any Calendar ...... 2A Gas Watch ...... 6A On The Spot ...... 6A The Santa Rosa County School Board •See SPICE, Page 2A Classifieds ...... 7C Health ...... 5B Opinion ...... 6A has approved unanimously a change in

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Crossword Puzzle . .3B Island News ...... 8B Schools ...... 6C the Student Code Of Conduct, which Related stories Fire/Police Reports .2A Lifestyles ...... 1B Sports ...... 1-5C includes expulsion for any student caught ■ Tougher synthetics law signed by with Spice at school or even under the Governor, 2A “Mailing Statement on Opinion Page” influence of the drug. The district has ■ Seven Santa Rosa County THREE SECTIONS, 24 PAGES | VOL. 11, NO. 12 | MARCH 29, 2012 also approved some student created students expelled for pot, Spice, 2A

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Gulf Breeze News is plan- offering a new product or serv- served our community. every business in the 2012 ning its 2012 Progress Report to ice. Perhaps technology is play- Additionally, there will be Progress Report, and ask for detail the changes to our com- ing a larger part in your busi- information about local restau- your advertising support in munity over the past year. ness. Is a new president or man- rants, real estate professionals, doing so. Using our reporters, we will ager influencing operations, or medical care options, retailers, Gulf Breeze News’ 2012 Monday, April 2 detail the changes to govern- has your business simply sur- places of worship, financial Progress Report will be pub- ment, education and sports, vived another year? In this fluc- institutions and service based lished on May 10 and be distrib- Gulf Breeze City Council Meeting 6:30 p.m., Council Chamber, City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, among other topics. tuating economy, that’s an businesses. uted inside Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze That’s only part of the infor- accomplishment in itself. Every business in our commu- and available at offices, restau- mation we need. We ask busi- Gulf Breeze News is offering nity contributes to our area’s rants and other places with Tuesday, April 3 nesses to help us tell their sto- advertising packages that progress, adding to the diversity many visitors. Advertising Development Review Board 6:30 p.m., Council ries. include stories on businesses as of the lifestyle and contributing deadline is April 26. Chamber, City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Perhaps your business is new well as more affordable adver- to the tax base that funds our To speak with an advertising Breeze or underwent an expansion in tising that recognizes the num- schools and government services. sales associate, call (850) 932- Santa Rosa County Marine Advisory 5 p.m., the past year. Or, you may be ber of years your business has We want to honor each and 8986. Santa Rosa County Administration Building, 6495 Carolina Street, Milton Wednesday, April 4 GBPD nabs Pensacola armed robbery suspects Santa Rosa County Housing Coalition 1:30 p.m., Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton Gulf Breeze Toastmasters noon, Fellowship Hall, First Baptist Church, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze Thursday, April 5 lf Breeze News recommends Santa Rosa County North End Tourist ces to eat, shop and enjoy spare Development Committee 8:30 a.m., Santa Rosa e while visiting the area. Page 5C County Chamber of Commerce, 5247 Stewart Street, Milton Santa Rosa County Blackwater Soil and Water Conservation Meeting 7:30 a.m., 6285 Dogwood Drive, Milton

Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze Police and Escambia County deputies surround a car and suspect on Daniel Drive east of Gulf Breeze High School sought by Pensacola Police on Wednesday, March 21 after a “be-on-the-lookout” alert was broadcast over law enforcement radio following an alleged armed robbery at a Pensacola motel. GBPD officer Bob Taveirne spotted the vehicle on Gulf Breeze Parkway and pursued it to Daniel Drive. Two men in the car agreed to return to Pensacola Police headquarters for interrogation, and it ultimately was determined that no crime had been committed.

Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.

Felonies drug possession. Tougher law enacted to battle synthetics 3/20/2012 Lock, Wanda Faye, W/F, 35, Bryant, Christopher Delaine, 1700 block of Eagle Bay Lane, Navarre, drug production, drug From staff & special reports of these deadly synthetic drugs create unknown long-term med- store in town known to sell syn- W/M, 24, 7200 block of East Bay Boulevard, Navarre, drug posses- possession. Gov. Rick Scott last week in our communities,” Evers ical risks and immediate danger- thetic materials about three sion. Patshy, Kyle Daniel, W/M, 22, signed into law House Bill said. ous side effects when con- months ago, shortly after Gulf 3/21/2012 1900 block of Guseman Road, 1175/Senate Bill 1502, spon- Sold stealthily as “bath salts,” sumed, yet are being sold Breeze News published a front- Hull, Stephen Joseph, W/M, Gulf Breeze, opium or derivative sored by Sen. Greg Evers of “plant food” and “herbal as“herbal incense” that is often page article detailing the dan- 34, 5300 block of Fargo Court, possession. Baker and Rep. Clay Ingram of incense” labeled “not for human mischaracterized as “synthetic gers and naming the store that Gulf Breeze, obstructing justice. Pittman, Levi Emmit, W/M, 33, Pensacola, outlawing in Florida consumption,” the synthetic marijuana” to disguise the dan- sold them. Randle said the store Martin, John Wesley, W/M, 42, 3600 block of Bob Tolbert Road, a comprehensive list of chemi- stimulants and synthetic gerous risks associated with immediately removed the sub- 3400 block of Doddie Lane, Navarre, 3 counts of drug posses- cal variations of synthetic cannabinoids are being sold not synthetic cannabinoids. stances from its shelves. Navarre, weapon possession, drug sion, drug equipment possession. cannabinoids known as “Spice” only in seedy establishments “The use and abuse of these “I presented the store’s oper- production, drug equipment pos- 3/26/2012 and “K2” and marketed as syn- operating as “cigar emporiums,” drugs has become an epidemic ator with a copy of the analog session, drug possession. Morrow, Katherine Ann, W/F, Mullins, Robert Randall 18, 8700 block of Sand Pine, thetic marijuana, as well as but even in neighborhood con- crisis in Northwest Florida, and laws that stood then that actual- Tucker, W/M, 31, 5900 block of Navarre, aggravated battery. stimulant compounds sold as venience stores all over the we are committed to giving law ly had enough teeth in them to Capitol Drive, Gulf Breeze, viola- Schoeder, Christopher Scott, “Bath Salts.” Panhandle. enforcement every tool neces- where we could purchase some tion of probation. W/M, 45, 7000 block of Nelson This legislation became nec- Synthetic stimulants are sary to stop any predators who of the Spice there and send it to Reynolds, Roger Gerald, W/M, Street, Navarre, aggravated essary even after passage of being marketed, in particular, to continue to sell these deadly FDLE crime lab and, if it had 56, 5800 block of Capitol Drive, assault with a weapon. 2011 legislation outlawing the children and young adults as synthetic – and now illegal – any of the analog chemicals in Gulf Breeze, nonmoving traffic vio- DUIs first generation of these synthet- legal and safe alternatives to drugs to our children,” Ingram it, they would be guilty of sell- lation. 3/24/2012 ic compounds because the man- cocaine, ecstasy and ampheta- said. “These people must, and ing controlled substances,” the 3/22/2012 Kettinger, Thomas George, ufacturers of these drugs created mines. Far from being safe, the will, be stopped.” Chief said. “I told them that our Cheever, Arthur Lee, W/M, 19, W/M, 60, 2500 block of Abbie new chemical variations of the deadly effects of “bath salts” This law gives state and local intent was to get these sub- 2600 block of Salamanca Street, Elizabeth Court, Gulf Breeze, DUI. compounds to get around the and synthetic stimulants can be law enforcement the ability to stances tested, and if they sold Navarre, drug possession. Murnane, Nathan Andrew, ■ 2011 law. Unanimously passed even more dangerous and affect a lawful arrest and seek something with the analog drug W/M, 22, 9900 block of Parker Note: All arrest and police by the House and the Senate, immediate than their illicit criminal prosecution against an in it we were going to make Lake Circle, Navarre, nonmoving reports published in Gulf Breeze HB 1175/SB 1502 adds 92 dif- counterparts. individual engaged in the pos- arrests. traffic violation. News are public record and do not ferent variations of these deadly In the most extreme cases, session, distribution, and unlaw- “Before I walked out of there, 3/23/2012 imply guilt. All suspects are pre- chemical compounds to the list powdered “bath salts” products ful use of these chemical sub- they had taken all of the stuff off Adkins, Kris Lee, W/M, 34, sumed innocent until proven and/or of illegal drugs banned in have been linked to self-mutila- stances. their shelves and they have not 9200 block of Deer Lane, Navarre, adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Florida. tion and drug-induced deaths, Gulf Breeze Police Chief put it back on their shelves to sell. “This brings us one step clos- including an increased risk of Robert Randle said Monday that We sent a message, and the store Police Report er to stopping the sale and abuse suicide. Synthetic cannabinoids his department visited the only operators got it loud and clear.” Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department SPICE: Code of Conduct provides for stiff penalties Fake credit cards scam Publix On March 19, a man with 48 of Continued from page 1A tion, out of school suspension said Spice is a “huge concern That PSA has also been three credit cards purchased Leeds, Ala. for 10 days and recommend a right now in all our schools.” placed on the district’s website American Express gift cards at was arrest- prescription drug, or possession Disciplinary Hearing regarding The PSA being shown to stu- for parents’ viewing. Publix. The cards were found to ed for driv- of any substance that produces removing student from regular dents at each of the county’s The schools are distributing be counterfeit due to a security ing with a the same effects as or is repre- school programs for a period of schools was created by students copies of the change to the breach at one of Eglin Federal suspended sented to produce the same one year, with alternative place- at Pace High School and Student Code of Conduct, mak- Credit Union’s suppliers. All the license and effected as controlled substance ment. explains that Spice is made ing possession, distribution, or cards have been canceled but an out- anyone attempting to purchase standing warrant. or any analogue of a controlled ■ Notification of parents of through use of an unregulated even being under the influence of gift cards with an Eglin Federal March 24: substance – including but not out of school suspension and chemical, and has caused heart Spice on school grounds will credit card should be identified, Thomas Kettinger, 60 of Gulf limited to K2, also known as any recommendation for a problems, vomiting, hallucina- result in expulsion of any student. Sgt. Neff said. Breeze was arrested at 1:44 Spice, or “legal weed” – shall Disciplinary Hearing or expul- tions and even seizures in young A district-wide robo-call is March 21: a.m. for DUI. result in” sion people across the country. The scheduled to warn parents about A Highpoint resident report- At 10:50 p.m., Matthew ■ ■ Notification of law Referral for in school student PSA stresses that smok- the dangers of Spice and the ed that a skateboard was Horne, 30 of Pensacola was enforcement counseling ing Spice is dangerous. change in the student code. stolen over the past 20 days. arrested for DUI. ■ Out of School suspension ■ If student has an IEP/504 A traffic stop resulted in the March 25: of student for 10 days on first plan, contact ESE department Emergency Reports arrest of a 23-year old Gulf Ramon Diaz, 29 of offense Santa Rosa County School Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Breeze man for marijuana pos- Pensacola was arrested for ■ For any subsequent viola- Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick session. DUI and driving with a sus- A BOLO from Pensacola PD pended license. GB Fire & Rescue led to the arrest of two robbery March 26: Woodlawn students among suspects. Ronald Barnett, 51 of Gulf For the week ending March March 23: Breeze was arrested for Felony 25, Gulf Breeze Fire and seven expelled for drugs Brian Forte, 35 of Pace was DUI and habitual driving while Rescue was called for 20 emer- arrested at 1:54 a.m. for DUI. license is suspended. He also gencies. These incidents includ- BY PAM BRANNON Middle School. Both Woodlawn At 7:42 a.m., Jeffrey Browne, resisted arrest without violence. students were expelled for pos- ed 16 medical calls, 1 electrical Gulf Breeze News fire, 1 activated fire alarm, and [email protected] session of marijuana. 2 mutual aids to Midway Fire Of the other five, one student District. Seven students from Santa from Hobbs Middle School was To learn more about Gulf Hickory Shores, 1 cooking fire, MOTORIST Rosa County Schools were expelled for drug possession Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on 1 outside fire, 1 overheat (no expelled and placed in the alter- and another at Hobbs with pos- to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ fire), 15 medical emergencies, Continued from page 1A called 911 and gave the vehicle native school for the next 12 session of marijuana, one from firedept/index.html. 1 motor vehicle accident with description. months last week. All of the Avalon Middle was charged injuries, 1 motor vehicle/pedes- who was riding a bicycle home Armstrong was located about expulsions were because of with being at school under the Midway Fire District trian accident, 2 public from his deli job at the Pure three miles away near New assist/service calls, 7 good- either marijuana possession or influence of Spice, a Pace High convenience store. Hope Road by the Santa Rosa For the week ending March intent calls, 2 false alarms and the new synthetic drug Spice. student expelled for possession Armstrong fled the scene and County Sheriff’s Office walking Two of those students were of marijuana, and a Milton High 22, Midway Fire District was 1 special incident type. For more information about crashed his car into a wooded in a nearby neighborhood. from the south end of the coun- student for under the influence called for 33 incidents. These emergencies included 1 struc- Midway Fire District, log on to area, where he fled on foot. A Armstrong has a previous con- ty – from Woodlawn Beach of Spice. ture fire in the 4400 block of www.midwayfire.com. citizen who witnessed the crash viction of DUI in 2008.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS March 29, 2012 3A TSUNAMI: Despite challenges, benefits to local economy can’t be dismissed Continued from page 1A Recreation ballpark, can be at the beach. go immediately to their destina- Director Ron Aaaayeee! Gumbo, seagrass Little sister and little brother can tion, because there are going to scheduled for Saturday and Pulley admits. be enjoying the beach while be so many people,” the Police Sunday on the football field at “We’ll take an festival sure to pique senses Bobby is over here playing Chief said. “They are going to Shoreline Park with as many as active role in baseball. It becomes more of a have to hoof it.” 20 teams possibly participating. supervising the ■ 5TH ANNUAL ROTARY GUMBO COOK-OFF vacation for everybody than just Pulley, however, said the The Gulf Breeze Rotary parking, but peo- Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Shoreline South another tournament weekend.” inconvenience goes with the ter- Club’s annual Gumbo Cook- ple need to be Pulley Cooking teams compete for top prizes as judges The GBSA also figures to ritory. off, which raises college schol- patient. We have to work with and guests determine the best-tasting gumbos. Music, profit from the influx of visitors. “People have heard me say arship money for deserving what we’ve got.” souvenirs and plenty to eat and drink will be featured. Each baseball team is paying a many times that the saddest high school students, will Traffic and parking chal- Cost is $10 and includes all-you-can-eat gumbo. $250 entry fee. If there are 70 thing is an empty park,” Pulley occupy part of South Shoreline lenges, however, figure to be teams, that equals $17,500 in said. “Well, we’ll be busting at Park on Saturday alongside the worth the benefits of such ■ 12TH SEAGRASS AWARENESS CELEBRATION potential entry fees alone. There the seams this weekend. So, ever-popular University of events. The Pensacola Sports Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Shoreline South are significant expenses for the conversely, it’s going to be a West Florida Seagrass Association conservatively Free family event includes live marine life in touch hosts, however, including pay- very happy place . . . a very Awareness Festival. Hundreds estimates that tournaments tanks, “eat a seagrass bed,” shark-tooth necklace-mak- ing umpires, field maintenance happy place indeed.” that attract 100 teams from requirements, concession, of people are expected to visit ing, seining, games, fishing, marine creatures, arts those events, and the usual the area and out of state have awards, souvenirs and base- and crafts, food, displays, explore a seagrass bed, LLOYD’S GLASS IS LOCAL number of boaters and fisher- a direct economic impact on balls. boating safety, fishing, kayaking and more. men will be launching their the local community of “We go through a lot of base- 850.476.6340 WE COME TO YOU vessels into Santa Rosa Sound $790,000. Some guests balls during a tournament,” or fishing from the pier at the occupy area hotel rooms and restaurants. They contact us on a fields, enhancing the experience Pulley grinned. same location. eat in local restaurants. Gas regular basis to learn what com- for fickle children and their He said the GBSA will prob- Part of the Shoreline Park stations and other retailers, ing events we have so they can beleaguered parents. ably pocket about $4,500 after North parking lot is closed such as grocery stores and order food and adjust their “You talk about a welcomed expenses. That money will go because of construction of an fast-food outlets, benefit as staffing numbers. When a tour- activity,” Pulley said. “When toward future operation of the expanded recreation center, and well. nament of this magnitude the younger kids are here with association, which serves about South Sunset Drive to the west If 70 teams average 14 play- occurs, their business goes up their older brothers and sisters 6,000 fulltime residents year- is closed for construction. ers each, that’s 980 players and they need to plan for it.” who are playing ball, these kids round. Hundreds of children already alone. Add to that parents, Pulley is proud to show off get to enjoy a playground that’s So, yes, getting to, from and are using the improved play- grandparents, siblings and some of the new amenities at close to momma and daddy. around Shoreline Park this ground facility on the park’s coaches, and that number rises Shoreline Park, including two That’s pretty special.” weekend might be a challenge. southwest corner. greatly. new concession stands in the The proximity to Pensacola Randle suggested people plan to East Shoreline Drive pretty “When people come to your softball and football areas, and a Beach also is a major asset for park near City Hall or even at much will be the only way in destination, they spend money,” renovated concession stand in Gulf Breeze. Gulf Breeze High School and and out of the bustling park Pulley said. “Our park is a big the baseball area. Playground “It’s pretty attractive to visi- walk the half-mile or so to the complex. economic engine for a commu- equipment recently replaced at tors to have a place to stay like fields and festivals. “Parking is going to be a nity like Gulf Breeze. Sunset Kids Park has been relo- Gulf Breeze when mom and “People aren’t going to be major challenge,” Parks and “One example is the local cated to areas between the ball dad, when they are not at the able to park up front, get out and

LIGHTING: County asks DOT to assess dangers Continued from page 1A Bay (110), Woodlawn Beach (69), Tiger Point East- Rector, an employee of the Soundside (46) and Bergren Tiger Point Waffle House Road (25). restaurant, reportedly was walk- Between 2005 and 2009, ing westward along the west- Santa Rosa County had 13 bound lanes of U.S. 98 at 9 p.m. pedestrian fatalities. During the on March 20 before she stepped same period, Escambia County into the path of an eastbound had 42. Okaloosa had 17. car. She also was hit by second Lt. Steve Preston of the vehicle. Florida Highway Patrol said Nelson was killed at 4:40 Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News pedestrian safety should be reit- a.m. on March 12 as she crossed Motorists drive westward on U.S. 98 east of College erated regularly. His office U.S. 98 and was struck by a Parkway during the afternoon rush on Friday, March 23. investigated a pedestrian death passing 18-wheeler near the Danger increases exponentially once darkness sets in. that occurred on Blue Angel College Parkway intersection. Parkway in West Pensacola only “The area is very poorly lit,” vehicle while walking westward One community leader wit- an hour before Rector was District 5 County in the right-hand turn lane at nessed a teenager crossing U.S. killed in Gulf Breeze. Commissioner Lane Lynchard Whispering Pines Boulevard in 98 on a skateboard last week. “Pedestrians should use side- told colleagues last Thursday in Navarre at 6:35 p.m. “You can’t fix stupidity, and walks, if they are available, and Milton. “Between the Walmart Hopkins was the victim of a you can’t fix carelessness of utilize crosswalks at intersec- at Tiger Point and College hit-and-run. Rector reportedly individuals,” Don Richards, tions,” he said. “If they walk at Parkway, a mile-or-so stretch, had left work at the Waffle President of the United night, they should wear light- there are very few parking-lot House and was returning a Peninsula Association, told the colored or reflective clothing or lights, notwithstanding the lack rental DVD to a vending Commission. “I’m not asking to carry a light. of street lighting. machine across the street when be reactionary because some- “They should not be walking “There is very heavy pedes- she was hit. body walks out in front of a car. near a roadway if they are trian traffic there, a very dense Drivers of vehicles involved The cars have the right of way, impaired or detracted by an population, and the vehicular in the deaths of Nelson and and pedestrians need to yield to electronic device. You can’t traffic zooms through there; Rector said they did not see the that until the traffic signal (turns assume that drivers see you. it’s a racetrack for people. victims until it was too late to red) and you stop and let the When crossing, they need to Unless something is done, avoid a collision. people cross. look left and right, then left we’re going to continue to see “We need to look at the light- “But we don’t want any kids again, and as they are crossing these unfortunate and unneces- ing issues out there,” Midway to get hit. There are kids going sary deaths.” Fire District Chief Jonathan across there all of the time.” continue to monitor for oncom- The Commission voted unan- Kanzigg said. The fire depart- Richards also said the traffic ing traffic. They should use imously to seek FDOT’s coop- ment’s main fire station is locat- signals along U.S. 98 need to more caution when crossing eration in evaluating safety in ed a quarter-mile or less from be more effectively synchro- multi-lane highways.” the area of U.S. 98 that includes the spots where the two women nized, and pedestrian crossing Preston added that warmer a major shopping center, several were killed. times made longer and more weather and longer days Beautiful Prom Dresses restaurants, banks, a pharmacy, “You are not going to see consistent. increase the amount of recre- at Fashionable Prices a retirement center and several somebody crossing the highway Over the past three years, ation and pedestrian traffic. densely populated neighbor- in this area. You could change Midway Fire District has “It’s not just all the pedes- Never the same store twi ce! hoods. lanes and hit them. You need to responded to 181 motor vehicle trians’ responsibility,” he said. www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com The action came only days be paying attention 100 percent, accidents with injuries in the “The motoring public also Harbourtown, Suite 27 after the county announced a and that still might not be stretch between College must be aware that they are 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL joint, two-year project with sharing the roadways with enough to prevent a tragedy.” Parkway and Garcon Point M - F 10 AM - 6 PM • SAT 10 AM - 5 PM FDOT to repave U.S. 98 and Kanzigg said the area is one Road. That’s far more than the multiple users and drive (850) 934-00492 expand the roadway’s shoulders of the most densely populated areas of Grand Pointe-Whisper accordingly.” from the Naval Live Oaks area communities in Santa Rosa of the Gulf Islands National County. To compound the dan- Seashore to the Navarre Beach ger, drivers often exceed the Causeway. posted speed limit of 45 miles The Commission also per hour. approved a grant application “There are numerous seeking $2.5 million in state townhouses, apartments, res- funds to build a pedestrian idential areas; there are just a Ribs, BBQ Sandwiches, walkover on U.S. 98 near lot of people packed into a Pulled Chicken & Pork Navarre Park. small area,” the chief said. Daily specials! “The time is right . . . it’s “You are not going to stop Real Smoked BBQ Smoked with our past time with all the fatalities people from walking. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A March 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Bagdad Village plans music gala

Following the success of its Association is proud to be both elegant and delightful. sold-out Christmas Gala, the announce its Spring Music Gala The gala will honor the 70th Bagdad Village Preservation featuring music from the era of anniversary of the Academy “Casablanca.” Award-winning film starring WWW.LLOYDSGLASS.COM Mark your calendars for April Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid 850.476.6340 ✦ DRIVE SAFE 28 for an event that promises to Bergman. The Bagdad Village Museum will be transformed and the public welcomed into “Rick’s Café Américain.”

fi There will only be one perform- ance obeginning at 7 p.m. Timothy Wise The evening will begin with a Financial Professional reception with a Moroccan flair. The Prudential Insurance Company of America Jazz vocalist Kathy Lyons will 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway take guests back in time with Suite 10 great music of the 1930s and 40s Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 from Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, (850) 932-0846 Submitted photo Irving Berlin and other greats. [email protected] Five generations of a Gulf Breeze family gathered recently to celebrate the arrival of The evening will end with a Jamison Pierce Harp of Pensacola, who was born Jan. 8 and is now 11.5 weeks old. dessert extravaganza. Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. Pictured, from left: Pat Taylor, great-grandmother, of Gulf Breeze; great-great-grandfather J. Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a Tickets are $35.Call (850) T. Hornsby, 91, of Tallassee, Ala., grandmother Wendi Huffmaster of Gulf Breeze, and the division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 623-3288. baby’s mother, Jordan Huffmaster of Pensacola. IMPACT100 membership climbs to 728, grants grow

IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area’s 2012 Membership Drive has successfully concluded with 728 members. This means that the organization can award seven grants of $104,000 each to winning non-profits in Escambia By Betty Archer Allen and Santa Rosa counties. bet t [email protected] This is the ninth year IMPACT 100 has awarded Country Club. Cost of lunch For further information, con- grants to local non-profits. The is $12.78. Reservations are tact Mary Jordan at (850) 455- total grant amount awarded required. 6109 or e-mail at since 2004 is $3.58 million. Call Bernice Schlosser at [email protected]. “We are thrilled to have such 515-0115 or Jan Novak at 936- an amazing response from our 1268 by Sunday, April 1 at 7 Driftwood community and can’t wait to p.m. This month’s program will Garden Club see what fantastic projects the be Skin Care by Madrina. non-profits submit this year,” On Feb. 23 at Tiger Point Marny Needle, president of Gulf Isle Country Club, members of the IMPACT 100 said. Neighbors Driftwood Garden Club were One grant will be awarded in surprised to find darling little each of the following focus Gulf Isle Neighbors bird houses as centerpieces on areas: Arts and Culture, announces its annual charity each table. This was the work Education, Environment, fashion show on Wednesday, of the hostesses, Jackie Zachem Recreation and Preservation, April 11 at the Pensacola Civic and Betsye Haddock. Before Family, and Health and Wellness. Center. the business meeting, Jill Lee, Two additional grants will be This year’s show titled ‘All Vice president, introduced awarded to nonprofits in the cat- Hands On Deck for Cruising Master Gardener Judy Woods, egories with the most votes. Into Summer’ will feature fash- who spoke on Ground Covers The organization is so eager ions by Chico’s. Doors open at for the Coastal South. A former to give this money away they 10 a.m with lunch at 11:30, resident of Connecticut, Woods are having a free seminar on followed by the fashion show. was a speech pathologist before April 17 from 8:45 a.m. until Cost is $25, which includes relocating here. 11:30 a.m. at St. Christopher lunch. Proceeds go to charity. The club was reminded that Episcopal Church. Nonprofit For information and reserva- Gulf Breeze is in the 8B zone organizations in Escambia and tions, call Joyce Lowery at for growing conditions, and Santa Rosa counties will learn 916-0229 or Bea Voisinet at they were told what ground the grant process, tips to writ- 934-7329. covers would thrive in this ing a more successful grant and area. Asiatic Jasmine was one be inspired to dream big and Emerald Coast of her recommendations. create a winning project. Bead Society Beautiful slides excited the The seminar is entitled ‘Are members to ask questions, and You In Search of (ISO) a The Emerald Coast Bead her handouts of information Winning Grant?’ with guest Society presents their Annual were eagerly accepted as well speaker Barbara Lawson. Spring Show at the First United as her tips for avoiding weeds. Additional information is avail- Methodist Church’s The Wright President Martha Herrington able at www.impact100pensaco Place, 80 East Wright Street, presided over the business la.org. Pensacola, on Saturday, April meeting. Peggy Hollenbeck 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. reported that $100 had been Emerald Coast View exciting new works donated to the high school Women’s Club from talented members. There Reading Club. Kathy Cannon will be designer-quality fin- gave the treasurer’s report. The Emerald Coast Woman’s ished and fine jewelry; hand- Sheri Fulford was asked to be Club will hold their monthly made lampwork, polymer, the chairman of the nominating meeting on Thursday, April 5 at dichroic and fused-glass beads; committee, and with help from 11:45 a.m. at Tiger Point batik and macramé items; soft- Jeanne Merchant and Imogene sculpture creations, beads and Presley a slate of officers for findings! the new year will be presented Come enjoy the wonderful, at the next formal meeting. A unique, one-of-a-kind creations field trip to Mobile today made by ECBS members. (March 29) will take the place Enjoy live entertainment. of the next regular meeting.

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Sunset Kids Park playground equipment ribbon cutting ‘Relay’ chairpersons selected The American Cancer Society’s Gulf Breeze Relay for Life has announced its hon- orary captains for 2012. Tori Cartee, a teacher at Gulf Breeze High School recently diagnosed with breast cancer, will serve as the Adult Honorary Chairman for the April 27-28 Relay for Life at Dolphin Stadium. Honorary ENCLOSED POOL! Youth Chairman is Oriole 1352 QUIET COVE CT. Beach Elementary School first- GULF BREEZE Photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News grader Connor Berry, who has 4 BD / 3.5 BA • 4,437 SF First-graders from Gulf Breeze Elementary School were the guests of honor Friday as the City of Gulf Breeze officially MLS# 421719 $899,900 leukemia. Berry is being treated dedicated the new playground equipment at Sunset Kids Park. At left, Madam Mayor Beverly Zimmern cuts the ribbon with the help of young Amelia Atchison as City Councilmen Joe Henderson and Dana Morris look on. At right, City at Sacred Heart Hospital and Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy introduces local resident Tom Hudson, whose vision and energies played a major role in will celebrate a birthday on creating a playground for children at Shoreline Park in 1997. Other dignitaries and notable guests on hand were City April 6. ■ Councilman David Landfair, Police Chief Robert Randle, Assistant Police Chief Rick Hawthorne, Parks & Recreation Sidelines Restaurant on Director Ron Pulley, Rev. Dr. Lester Spencer of Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church and teachers from Gulf Breeze Pensacola Beach is hosting a Dine Out for Relay on Elementary School. Also assisting in the ceremony were students Sarah Bryant, Jace Champlin, David Chavez, FLORIDA ROOM! Hannah Grimley, Hunter Holmes and Seiichi Yamashit. Wednesday, April 4 from 11 160 MIDDLE PLANTATION LN a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with 10 per- GULF BREEZE PROPER cent of that day’s sales going to 4 BD / 3/3 BA • 2,000 SF Berry’s support group known at Wood Floors,3 Car Garage MLS# 409707 $437,500 Swenson Park Easter Egg Hunt is April 7 Connor’s Crusaders. ■ An estate sale to benefit The Swenson Park Easter Marie Strevey at 291-2041. PGA Boulevard, Navarre, at Relay for Life will be held Egg Hunt for children ages 1-10 BRIEFS 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 3. Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at years old will be held Saturday, Republican Club SRC The featured speaker will be the Gulf Breeze High School April 7 at 10 a.m. parking lot. Donations will be the Santa Rosa Shores Women’s to hear candidate Buck Lee, a candidate for Swenson Park is located on Santa Rosa County Supervisor gladly accepted Friday between ENCLOSED POOL! Club. Support sponsors are local 5 and 7 p.m. at the parking lot, Circle Drive off Bay Street in The Republican Club of of Elections. 2560 MARY FOX DR. businesses, churches and home- or by calling 450-7008. the Santa Rosa Shores commu- Santa Rosa County will hold For additional information, GULF BREEZE nity of Gulf Breeze. owners. 4 BD / 3 BA • 3,045 SF its next monthly meeting and contact Morgan Lamb at MLS# 420317 $449,900 The event is sponsored by the To learn more, log on to www.srs.org or call Margaret Dutch Treat Dinner at The (850) 939-2409. WWW.LLOYDSGLASS.COM Santa Rosa Shores ✦ Homeowners Association and Cunningham at 932-2914 or Club at Hidden Creek, 3070 850.476.6340 DRIVE SAFE

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Melanie Kormondy/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze Mayor Beverly Zimmern and Jo Altman, driver and site manager for Meals on Wheels, prepare to make a delivery to a Gulf Breeze resident on Thursday, March 22. $35 52 weeks $30 senior discount ENCLOSED POOL! Call to subscribe today! 415 WATERFORD LN (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE PROPER Meals on Wheels delivers love, www.gulfbreezenews.com 5 BD / 4/3 BA • 3,532 SF nutritious food to communities MLS# 422745 $549,900

BY MELANIE KORMONDY “Whenever I go to the homes Special to Gulf Breeze News "Meals on Wheels to deliver, they’re waiting for [email protected] was a godsend for my me,” said Jo Altman, driver and site manager for Meals on Gulf Breeze Mayor Beverly parents. It has etched ENCLOSED POOL! Wheels. “I get extremely Zimmern took time out of her 1188 OLD TRAIL a place in my heart attached to my clients.” GULF BREEZE busy schedule last Thursday to that remains still Community members who 4 BD / 2 BA • 2,465 SF help the community by partici- MLS# 422676 $399,900 pating in the Mayors for Meals today." are 60 or over and interested in program. – Beverly Zimmern applying for the service can do so by calling the Elder Helpline Mayors for Meals is a cam- Gulf Breeze Mayor paign component for the Meals for the Florida Department of on Wheels Association of Elderly Affairs at (850) 494- America. Operated by the a place in my heart, and it 7100. Since Meals on Wheels is not an entitlement program, Council on Aging of West remains there still today.” ENCLOSED POOL/15TH TEE! Florida, Meals on Wheels deliv- The meals, which provide seniors must qualify based on income, mobility, family/com- 3815 TIGER POINT BLVD. ers hot meals to qualified, elder- one-third of the daily recom- GULF BREEZE ly community members once a mended nutritional value, also munity support and other vari- 4 BD / 2/2 BA • 2,300 SF week. It serves approximately allow seniors to remain in their ous factors. MLS# 417028 $274,500 430 clients in both Escambia own environment. To complement the home and Santa Rosa counties. “It’s about independence and delivery service, there are 17 “I would really like to bring dignity,” said Jeff Nall, Vice central location premises in awareness to the many facets of President/Marketing Escambia and Santa Rosa coun- the Council on Aging, not just Communications for the ties as well as congregate meal the Meal on Wheels but the Council on Aging of West sites in which seniors can pick up their meals, socialize, and many services that they provide Florida. “If they did not have GREAT BUY to the community at large,” that meal, they might not be participate in recreational and 140 STEARNS ST. Zimmern said. able to stay at their home.” other activities. The meals cost GULF BREEZE PROPER Though this is the first time Nall added that the majority a suggested donation of $2 and 2 BD / 2 BA • 1,157 SF MLS# 406809 Zimmern has delivered in the of funding for the program is are for seniors and their spouses. $105,000 Mayors for Meals program, primarily through federal funds, Any person interested in vol- she is no stranger to the bene- though community members’ unteering or donating to the fits the program provides for donations and support are wel- organization can do so online at the elderly. As her own parents comed. www.coawfla.org, or by phone aged, they participated in the “We are hoping at some point at (850) 432-1475. private pay option for the to be 100 percent delivery vol- “Getting those ancillary serv- Meals on Wheels program, in unteers,” said Nall. ices that facilitate the independ- which they paid for the meals Volunteering has been made ence and the dignity of staying and were able to pick them up convenient for almost any per- in their own home is what the for themselves. son or organization interested in organization is about,” conclud- “It was a godsend for my par- adopting a delivery route, as ed Zimmern. “Aging will chal- ents,” Zimmern said. “They they are designed to take less lenge everyone if we are lucky (Meals on Wheels) have etched than one hour. enough to get there.” Cell: (850) 449-4242 Email: [email protected] www.DiscoverNorthwestFlorida.com GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com www.ILoveGulfBreeze.com 6A March 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS On the

P.O. Box 1414 Spot: 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway By Keely McKissack Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Has the increased Office: (850) 932-8986 beach traffic Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com through Gulf Breeze affected 2010 Florida Press Association Statewide Award Winner your travel plans ■ 1st Place or patterns? - Best Sports Section - Best Spot News Picture ■ 2nd Place - Community Service - Best Obituary - Original Editorial Cartoon - Sports Feature Story - Spot News Picture ■ 3rd Place - Community Service - Photo Series in One Issue - Sports Column - Sports Game Day Story

CO-PUBLISHERS Leave bridge to mayor; keep council rounded “I do watch the traffic when Lisa Newell I’m about to leave work. If it’s Victoria Papajohn By Dana Morris our mayor. She has the experi- backed up, I know it’s time for EDITOR a detour to the Bridge Bar!” Joe Culpepper Gulf Breze City Council ence and is our city’s top elected Serving on the Gulf Breeze official. Katie Kirchharr SPORTS EDITOR Pensacola Jason Thompson City Council has been one of Our focus in selecting a new the greatest honors of my life. member of the council should SALES Michelle Carlson Leaving the council and my be to maintain a well-represen- Cindy Kennedy hometown for a new job oppor- tative body. I would recom- OFFICE MANAGER tunity in Panama City is truly mend selecting someone that Karen Murphy bittersweet. can represent the interests of the The most gratifying aspect of to fill the vacancy. that the litmus test for filling the younger demographic within ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish serving on the council has been The replacement of the vacancy should be based on the our city. While each coun- the ability to occupy a unique Pensacola Bay Bridge, without nominee’s prior service on traf- cilmember has a duty to the city CONTRIBUTORS Betty Archer Allen position that has allowed me to question, is the gravest matter fic boards so that the new coun- as a whole, individual perspec- Gail Hagan Bowling propose solutions to problems that will sit on the city’s agenda cilperson could take on primary tives fuel a healthier council Pam Brannon facing the city. I will sorely for the foreseeable future. The responsibility for oversight. My debate, especially when those Julie B. Connerley miss the opportunity to meet economic impact that the bridge friends, we are blessed with a issues affect families of all ages. Jack Kale with city staff to discuss ways to will have on businesses through- dedicated mayor who has made Let us leave the bridge to the “I avoid going to the beach on Melanie Kormondy constantly make Gulf Breeze a out the city and beyond cannot her part-time position a full-time mayor and keep a well-rounded days that I know will be heavy Keely McKissack better place for all of us. be overstated. Creating a job. She currently sits on council to represent all of us. traffic days.” Janet Thomas As my last council meeting workable plan that addresses regional committees that grapple ■ Leisha Barton approaches this Wednesday, I quality of life and long term with traffic issues that include Dana Morris has served on Pensacola Member: feel a need to identify what I maintenance of U.S. 98 through replacement of the bridge. the Gulf Breeze City Council Florida Press Association believe is the greatest issue fac- the city are just a few examples There is no issue of greater con- since 2009. He will start work- ing the city and how that con- of the considerations generated cern to this city, and there is no ing with the State Attorney’s National Newspaper Assn. cern dovetails with the council’s by the bridge’s replacement. person better suited to deal Office fin Panama City as a Gulf Breeze Area Chamber selection of a new councilperson A suggestion has been floated directly with these matters than felony prosecutor April 2. of Commerce (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce State’s firefighters deserve Pensacola Chamber of Commerce Navarre Tourist recognition for jobs well done Development Council Santa Rosa County Chamber of As Florida’s CFO, I have the privilege of Commerce “A couple times this weekend serving as the State Fire Marshal. As your State LETTERS on the way to the beach, I just LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Fire Marshal, I am proud to present the annual turned around and didn’t both- Fire Service Awards, recognizing the heroes News welcomes your opinion. paid tribute to those firefighters who er. I’ve also started to use some We reserve the right to edit a who respond to all types of emergencies. received their “last call” and their commit- back roads to get to work.” letter to fit space available. We Last week, we honored 12 fire service ment to protect their fellow Floridians at Kyra Smith do not accept letters containing professionals, including Roy Isakson Sr. of Submitted photo any cost. I hope all Floridians will remem- Gulf Breeze a personal attack on any indi- Midway Fire District in Gulf Breeze, for Florida CFO and Fire Marshal Jeff ber the sacrifices and selfless dedication of vidual. Letters must be limited exceptional dedication to their field. Atwater (left) congratulates Midway to one per month from an indi- our fallen fire service professionals. All firefighters know that any call could Fire District Inspector Roy Isakson for vidual writer. If we receive form Remember those who might be running into his years of service to the community be their last, yet they rush to the aid of their letters, we will print only the first a burning building or forest to help while during a ceremony in Tallahassee last friends, neighbors and communities. one we receive. Include your others are running to safety. And above all, week. Isakson is the only volunteer Although we recognized a special few last name, address and daytime remember to thank these brave men and Fire Inspector in the state. Looking on week, I commend every single firefighter phone number. women for all they do to protect our fami- is Midway Fire Chief Jonathan and emergency responder for what they do lies and communities. Kanzigg. Isakson was Florida’s 2011 CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze on a daily basis to protect the lives of Fire Inspector of the Year as chosen by News is committed to accuracy Floridians they may never know. Jeff Atwater, the Florida Fire Marshals and and wants to hear from you if we At the ringing of the bell ceremony, we Tallahassee Inspectors Association. need to make a correction or clarification. Please email us at [email protected] “I was going to visit my grand- with the subject line son on the beach on Saturday, CORRECTION or Prices, like temperatures, on the rise Gas prices as of but I saw the traffic and decided CLARIFICATION. Or, call March 18: I’d have to try a little later.” (850) 932-8986 during Average retail gasoline pay credit card processing fees Jack Work office hours and ask for prices in Pensacola rose 4.6 AS ATCH that can range from 7 to 9 per- $3.86 Gulf Breeze news or sports departments. cents per gallon in the past G W cent. Retailer profit margins in National average ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze week to an average of $3.76 a Florida average 10 cents to the News will not be responsible for gallon Sunday. This compared “The national average has gallon, meaning the retailer + 21.9 cents quality or discoloration in ads risen 21 consecutive days, Prices vs. 1 month ago provided by the advertiser or its with the national average that makes less than $1.50 from the increased 4.5 cents per gallon according to our data, a trou- fill-up of a 15-gallon gas tank agents. bling sign. Typically we expect in the last week to $3.86, after paying credit card fees. such increases to occur more so + 29.5 cents Gulf Breeze News is published according to in April,” said GasBuddy.com The majority, 76 percent, of the Prices vs. 1 year ago weekly on Thursdays for $35 PensacolaGasPrices.com. Analyst Patrick DeHaan. cost of a gallon of gas goes to per year by Gulf Breeze News Including the change in gas “We’re 31 cents per gallon the cost of crude oil, with 12 Publishing, Inc. Periodical prices in Pensacola during the ahead of our year-ago pace, and percent going to taxes, 6 per- postage paid at Gulf Breeze, past week, prices Sunday were cent to refineries, and the $3.76 I’m seriously contemplating Pensacola/Gulf Breeze Florida. USPS # 021819. 27.0 cents per gallon higher revising my January forecasts remaining 6 percent is split Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- than one year ago and are 12.1 upward having seen things race between transportation costs tions. POSTMASTER: Please cents higher than a month ago. higher, faster than expected.” and retailer profits. + 12.1 cents “If you wait until after 10 a.m. send address changes to The national average has As gas prices climb, many Nationwide, taxes average Prices vs. 1 month ago on the weekends, you’ll have a Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box increased 21.9 cents per gallon about 48.8 cents per gallon. hard time making it out to the 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. retailers are seeing their profit + 27.0 cents All content is copyrighted 2011. during the last month and margins tumble. Retailers in Florida taxes make up an aver- beach, so I’ve had to start leav- Advertising rates are available stands 29.5 cents per gallon the Southeast have hit single- age of 53.4 cents of the cost of Prices vs. 1 year ago ing earlier.” upon request. higher than one year ago. digit profits before having to a gallon of gas. Jessica Hayslip Pensacola

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BY PAM BRANNON which includes Craft and quarter mile of Tiger Point 282 spaces now being used on ing a stage area in the complex. weeks programming, followed Gulf Breeze News Webster structural engineering Park, where this center would the 28-acre park. Helm said his Helms said, “With all the by two weeks of schematic [email protected] of Gulf Breeze, told Santa be built. I am up at the park team’s plan would maximize drama groups in Gulf Breeze, design, and eight weeks to get Rosa County Commissioners about four nights a week. We parking areas, actually adding and the community awards the construction documents The architectural plans for last week that they will ask for know what is needed in this more spaces. “We would get programs, as well as your com- together, and three more weeks the new Tiger Point public input and input from the kind of building,” Werner said. the parking spaces back up to mission meetings that will be for permitting, followed by bid- Community Center include a Tiger Point Sports Assn. to see Jeff Helms of Gulf Breeze, 341,” he said. held there, we think a stage ding and then 42 weeks of con- drop-off and pick-up area for what users of the building need also part of the team, said there The team’s plans include area with 150 or so seats is struction, the entire project parents, a stage with 150 seats and want. are eight possible sites for the covered areas for walking and important.” should be ready by next sum- surrounding, and a covered Mike Werner, spokesperson building at the park – including sitting, with an observation The actual inside, under-roof mer. “By June 2013 we can have observation deck where par- for the architects at the com- at the entrance, or where the deck that would also be shaded space would be about 5,000 sq everyone out there for a ribbon- ents and grandparents can sit mission meeting, was on the recycling area is currently, or and have easy access for handi- ft. The estimated project cost is cutting and celebration of the and watch games in the shade. Tiger Point Sports Assn. in the park near the restrooms. capped and senior citizens. between $630,000 and opening,” Werner said. It should be complete and (TPSA) board for several years He said the original plans for “That way grandparents can sit $690,000. Commissioner Lane Commissioners listened to ready for use by next summer, until this year. the park called for 412 parking and watch kids’ games, or spec- Lynchard of Gulf Breeze had presentations from six archi- too, according to the architects “We have three members of spaces with 341 being built, tators can watch tennis matches, identified $2 million that could tectural firms. STOA received hired to do the job. our team who would work on but the recycling area took all in the shade,” Werner said. be dedicated to the project. a first-place ranking from all STOA architects and team, this project who live within a over several spaces – leaving The team also proposes hav- Werner outlined that with two five commissioners. DISPUTE: Gulf Breeze will continue to ‘negotiate for mutually beneficial end’ Continued from page 1A process.” “Is there any point to being zens of two coun- percent in accordance with the for Pensacola Mayor Ashton City Attorney Jim Messer has The three parties who did here now?” Escambia County ties!” city’s agreement with the SRIA, Hayward, said that “Mayor alluded to,” Dannheisser said, attend the Feb. 9 meeting – the Commission Chair Wilson No further which will receive no fiscal com- Hayward and the City of “except regarding the Conflict City of Gulf Breeze, Escambia Robertson challenged. “This meetings have pensation. Pensacola remain hopeful that Resolution Act. With respect to County and SRIA– explored meeting is now moot, isn’t it? been called in the The SRIA actively embraced this issue can be worked out conflict resolution procedures, many of the issues at the heart of We’ve all got better things to do.” formal Conflict the idea in 2011 when the SRIA among the parties in dispute and we are not in compliance. The the dispute, but Pensacola’s Pensacola City Council woman Resolution unanimously approved a request it will not have to be litigated.” City of Pensacola chose to imple- absence proved an impediment, Myers asked Pensacola City Process. Separate by the City of Gulf Breeze to according to Dannheisser. Attorney Jim Messer if he thought Eddy from that proce- install, operate and maintain a ment these actions and thereby LLOYD’S GLASS ✦ TOP QUALITY assumed responsibility to coordi- “Of many issues discussed, the issues were properly identified dure, Gulf Breeze natural gas system on Pensacola nate compliance. The first step is we could only guess and conjec- and the city in compliance.. City Manager Edwin “Buz” Beach. 850.476.6340 FREE STEAKS! the conflict assessment stage. At ture what problems Pensacola Messer blustered, and replied, Eddy said representatives from Travis Peterson, spokesperson our Feb. 6 meeting called by had,” he said. “Statutes require “Mr. Asmar, did I promise you to both cities are continuing to meet Pensacola, the act contemplates that we consider a Statement of be conciliatory and not use the to seek compromise. that each party should identity Issues prepared in the Statement term ‘unbridled arrogance’? My “We are going to continue issues at dispute, or set additional of Issues stage. We do not have position is we have complied.” negotiating with the City of meetings to complete that a Statement of Issues, and as a Only one member of the pub- Pensacola for a mutually benefi- process. result we are not able to comply lic rose to speak before the public cial end to this dispute. Our main “At that time, it was agreed with the statutory requirements. forum was abruptly closed and goal is to provide gas service to that the attorneys would get We have no authority to disre- the meeting ended. the beach, which we are already together to identify issues, and all gard this mandate – it is not dis- “You are all confused, and the doing,” Eddy said. agreed to my office coordinating cretionary. Issues must be iden- public is now confused,” Gary At the heart of the dispute, the all four parties to attend an addi- tified. The City of Gulf Breeze Sansing of East Jackson Street in City of Pensacola, owner of ESP tional meeting on Feb. 9. The will have to ask that the guide- Pensacola challenged the natural gas, is asserting that it attorney for the City of Pensacola lines of the Conflict Resolution Pensacola City Council mem- owns the franchise rights to the did not attend, which proved an Act be obeyed.” bers. “Why wasn’t the city pres- beach and it wants franchise impediment to proceeding for- Dannheisser’s assertion damp- ent at the meeting they called? compensation. Escambia County ward with the conflict resolution ened the mood of the meeting. Your confusion affects the citi- will receive franchise fees of 5 OBITUARIES

ED BONIFAY JR. Mundy officiating. great nephews. Singing Seniors. It was his privi- 1924-2012 In lieu of flowers, please A memorial mass will be cel- lege and joy to volunteer with send donations to the Hadji ebrated by Father Paul Lambert The Samaritan Hands Ministry. Purchase tickets at St. Sylvester Church Shriners Transportation Fund, on Friday, March 30 at Our Nelson and his 6464 Gulf Breeze Parkway Edward L. Bonifay Jr., 87, of 850.939.3020 Gulf Breeze, passed away 800 West Nine Mile Road, Lady of the Assumption beloved wife, peacefully at The Villas on Pensacola, FL 32534. Catholic Church, 920 Via De Perry Lee Duke Saturday, March Arrangements were entrust- Luna, Pensacola Beach. Nelson, shared 64 24, 2012. ed to Rose Lawn Funeral Home Visitation will be at 10 a.m. with years of marriage Bonifay was of Gulf Breeze. You may offer the service following at 11. after meeting in Dr iving For Our Futur e born Oct. 10, 1924 condolences, share memories Lunch will be provided in Hunt Pensacola while 1 ST AN N UAL in St. Andrews and sign the guestbook at Hall immediately following. he served in the Panama City. He www.roselawn-fh.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial Nelson U.S. Navy at contributions may be made to Saufley Field. GOLF TOURNAMENT was the oldest at The Club at Hidden Creek permanent resi- LARRY KING Covenant Hospice West Florida They raised their family in Bonifay dent of Gulf 1949-2012 Inpatient Center, 8383 North Cambridge, Minn., where they FR ID AY, M AR CH 3 OTH 2 0 1 2 • 1 2 N OON Davis Hwy., 3 North, Pensacola, were members of The Oxford Breeze, having 3 PERSON SCRAMBLE - $75 per player/$225 per team Includes meal & moved here in 1936. Larry Stephen King, 62, of FL 32514 or Our Lady of the Baptist Church pastured by his Assumption Catholic Church, father, Sidney B. Nelson. He awards beverages, cash and door prizes & goodies bags, unlimited practice Bonifay retired from the Gulf Breeze, passed away range balls and bag drop, on-the-course player contests and much more. 920 Via De Luna, Pensacola volunteered for 18 years as an Pensacola Navy Yard as a heli- Tuesday, March 20, 2012 after Register Online at www.ELCSantaRosa.com copter maintenance supervisor a brief illness. Beach, FL 32561. EMT with The Cambridge Memorial Hospital Ambulance after 33 years. He was a mem- King was born FIRST PLACE TEAM WINS - 1 night stay at the Emerald Grande on ber of the Gulf Breeze Volunteer Nov. 1, 1949 in SIDNEY NELSON Corp. He was employed by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Destin Harbor, Spa treatment at the Spa at Emerald Grande and a Fire Department from its begin- Birmingham, Ala., March 16, 2012 $50 gift certificate to AJ’s Seafood & Oyster Bar. ning in 1955 and was Fire Chief attended Ensley Company for 37 years. from 1974 to 1989. Ed was a High School and Sidney Edwin Nelson, 84, of Nelson is survived by his BECOME A SPONSOR FOR A GOOD CAUSE! member of the Masonic Lodge, graduated from Gulf Breeze, passed away sud- wife, Perry; daughter, Carolyn; Contact Tracy Goodbred 850.983.5195 Scottish Rites, and the Hadji Jacksonville State denly on Friday, March 16, son, Perry Edwin; brother, Shriners Temple for more than King University. He 2012. Donald Nelson; and sisters, 55 years. worked in the Nelson was a loved husband, Anne Kuske and Lois Becklin. Bonifay also was among the electrical industry for many father, grandfather and great A memorial service was held founding members of the Gulf years, and his love for the grandfather. He attended The March 20 at First Baptist Breeze United Methodist beach brought him to Gulf First Baptist Church in Church in Pensacola. He was buried at Barrancas National Church. Breeze in 1984. King most Pensacola where he sang with All proceeds support The Early Learning Coalition of SRC He is survived by his wife recently was employed at the Sanctuary Choir and Cemetery in Pensacola. Anna “Boots” Bonifay; son, Separation Systems in Gulf Edward “Larry” Bonifay III and Breeze as a purchasing agent. wife Terri; daughter, Lois Ann King served in the National Gavin and husband Steve; Guard and was a member of grandsons, Albert Bonifay and the Pensacola Beach Elks wife Lisa, Kyle Lindsey, Edward Lodge. Bonifay IV; granddaughters, King is survived by his wife Alicia Lamont and husband of 28 years, Kathy (Whitlock) Mark, Katie Asbil and husband King; his mother, Sara Mae Earl; and 10 great-grandchil- Crain King; sister, Peggy Ann dren. Cerny; special niece, Paige and Funeral services were her husband Jeremy; and Wednesday at Rose Lawn numerous other nieces, Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald nephews, great nieces and

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A March 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Construction company president accused of payroll fraud

A Santa Rosa County con- including work- and protection of businesses and Insurance Co. The fraud investi- tion business illegally. Seltzer rates for businesses across the struction company president ers’ compensa- Florida’s economy as a whole,” gation was based on a referral was booked into the Santa Rosa state. Atwater convened a was arrested last week on tion fraud and Florida CFO Jeff Atwater said. from the department’s Division County Jail. Seltzer could face working group in August 2011 charges of falsifying payroll grand theft. The “Just last week, the Legislature of Workers’ Compensation, up to 30 years in prison and be to review the practices of certain information to avoid workers’ arrest resulted passed reforms that target which issued the company two forced to pay over $2.8 million bad actors in the check-cashing compensation premiums. from an investi- schemes just like this one that stop-work orders within a five- in restitution if convicted. services industry who were aid- Randall Morton Seltzer, 43, gation by the are diverting a billion dollars year period. This arrest comes as the state ing in a complex workers’ com- of the 2000 block of Sundown Department of Seltzer from Florida’s economy.” Seltzer allegedly established is aggressively cracking down pensation premium fraud Street of Gulf Breeze, which is Financial The investigation revealed a shell corporation in 2011 on shell corporations and check- scheme. The work group located in Holley by the Sea, Services’ Division of Insurance that Seltzer intentionally and under the name Hip Roof & cashing schemes designed to released its report in November, and president of Navarre Fraud. systematically under-reported Valley Inc. to intentionally vio- intentionally undermine work- recommending reforms to com- Industries Inc., was charged “Workers’ compensation his corporation’s true payroll to late the stop-work orders and ers’ compensation insurance bat this scheme that were passed with multiple felony counts, insurance is vital to the health his insurance carrier, Guarantee continue operating his construc- laws and drive up insurance in legislation this session. Non-profit Achilles Divers plans initial fundraiser on April 12

Achilles Divers, a non-prof- have served as our nation’s language and citizenship wide range of opportunities for communities with tailor made it handicap Scuba foundation BRIEFS great equalizers of knowl- classes and many other cre- people with diverse needs and collections and services for peo- cofounded by Gulf Breeze res- edge. The strength of ative and resourceful pro- interests,” says Gwen Wilson, ple of diverse backgrounds, lan- ident Fed Barona, has sched- Members of the group are libraries has always been the grams. Library Director. guage abilities and technologi- uled its first big fundraiser for trumpeters Dale Riegle and diversity of their collections “Today’s libraries provide a “That means providing their cal skills.” 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 12 at Sharon Kostelecky, and trom- and commitment to serving the Fish House Deck in bonists Bret Barrow and Don all people. Pensacola. Snowden. National Library Week is The shrimp boil dinner and For more information or April 8-14, and you are invit- concert costs $20 in advance reservations, contact Sue ed to join the Santa Rosa and $25 at the door. There also Flanders at 469-4559. County Library in celebrat- will be a silent auction and door ing the place where we all prizes. National Library Week belong. Barona suffered a severe right around corner Today’s libraries help spinal injury in July 2010 and level the playing field by continues to recover from the making both print and digital Whether you are a job seeker accident. information affordable, looking for resources to land a Achilles Divers also are look- available and accessible to new job, a parent looking for ing for sponsors to donate auc- all people. Libraries provide free activities for children or a tion items. To learn more, con- cultural heritage and student searching for your next tact Barona at 346-6566. genealogical collections, favorite book, you belong at materials in print and elec- your library. Orchestra Guild plans tronic formats, job seeking Libraries historically April 4 meeting resources, English as second

The Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Guild will meet Wednesday, April 4 at the Pensacola Yacht Club at 11 a.m. Cost of the luncheon is $18. The program will be pre- sented by the Perdido Brass. This musical group was formed in the summer of 1988 and has been featured in many different concerts and various programs in the area. You do not want to miss it!

Limited copies of the Addy award-winning Gulf Breeze News 50th Anniversary Magazine are available for only $8.95 – or free with your subscription! Call (850) 932-8986 to place your order today!

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER March 29, 2012 Blue Wahoos set to ‘WOW’ with season opener April 5

BY JASON THOMPSON Bruce Baldwin is Mobile, starting on Gulf Breeze News a man who knows April 10. [email protected] what he wants. The North The president of Division includes the Pensacola Blue Wahoos knows the reaction he the Birmingham hopes to see from what should be a sellout crowd Barons (White when the new Double-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Sox), the Reds open the 2012 season April 5 against the Chattanooga Montgomery Biscuits. Lookouts In one word - wow! (Dodgers), the “It’s a very intimate ball park - and it was Huntsville Stars designed that way,” Baldwin said recently from the (Brewers), the infield of the new $16 million Multi-Use Stadium. Jackson Generals “Once they finished with the subsurface and start- (Mariners) and the ed laying the brick and mortar, it seemed like it was Tennessee done overnight.” Smokies (Cubs). Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News While the building of the stadium may look like Blue Wahoos Blue Wahoos employees Denise Richardson, Kenneth it was erected overnight, Blue Wahoos’ owner players have RIchardson and Kalen Ladnier are ready for the first Quint Studer’s journey to get an affiliated baseball moved up to the team autograph session. The team store carries balls, team was anything but. squad from either Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News chair cushions, all-weather gear like the jackets from Blue Wahoos retail staff celebrate the opening season in their “It’s been a long journey,” Studer said. “Our the Rookie League Vantage, above. first meeting with the City Council was January, team from inaugural 2012 Season Ts. 2005, so it’s been more than seven years.” Billings, Mont. (Mustangs), its Low-A affiliate in and 79 runs batted in for Studer said while a game hasn’t been played yet, Dayton, Ohio (Dragons) or its High-A affiliate in Bakersfield last year, outfielder the team has already provided an economic boost Bakersfield, Calif. (Blaze). From Pensacola, play- Ryan Lamarre, who stole 52 to the City of Pensacola, saying people are buying ers could get promoted to its Triple-A affiliate in bases last year in Bakersfield condos in downtown Pensacola because of the Louisville (Bats) before getting the call to ‘The and catcher Mark Fleury, who Blue Wahoos. Show.’The Reds also have teams in the Dominican hit .278 last year at Bakersfield. “I keep asking people to name me a stadium and Venezuelan Summer Leagues. Riggleman will be assisted built downtown in the last 10 years that hasn’t pro- Among the current Cincinnati Reds who are by Hitting Coach Tony vided an economic boost to a community and they products of the system are pitchers Johnny Cueto Jaramillo, nephew of Chicago can’t name one,” Studer said. He’s hoping and Aroldis Chapman, along with 2010 National Cubs’ hitting instructor Rudy Pensacola will join places like Winston-Salem, League MVP Joey Votto. Jaramillo, and pitching coach N.C. and Ft. Wayne, Indiana, who have seen an “Double-A is a tremendous level of baseball. Tom Brown. economic boost from the erection of a downtown I think my most enjoyable time that I’ve ever The Blue Wahoos will play sports stadium. spent in my career, both as a player and a manager, 70 of its 140 games this season The Blue Wahoos are the Studers’ first affiliated was at the Double-A level,” Riggleman said at his (including its first five and 10 team. The Pensacola Pelicans, the team that pro- inaugural press conference last December. “It just of its first 15) on Main Street in ceeded the Blue Wahoos here, played in the has to do with the enthusiasm the players have. The downtown Pensacola. Southeastern League in 2002-03 (they won the energy they play with - there’s very few jaded atti- The Multi Use Stadium has league in 2002), then the Central Baseball League tudes, concerning ‘why am I not in the big a capacity of 5,000 (including in 2004, then the American Association of leagues?’” standing room) and 4,000 seats. The Blue Wahoos have sold Keely McKissack/Gulf Breeze News Independent Professional Baseball until 2010. Riggleman expects to keep 12 pitchers on his Toasting the team before the season opener, Kenneth The Blue Wahoos are one of five teams in the 25-man roster. Among them are Pedro Villareal, 3,000 of the 4,000 seats already for the entire season. Tickets Richardson, Kalen Ladnier and Denise Richardson sport their Southern Division, along with the Jacksonville who went 4-3 with Bakersfield last year before he personal favorites –there’s something for everyone in the store. Suns (the Miami Marlins’ Double-A affiliate), the went 7-4 with the Mudcats. Pitcher Daniel Corcino are still available in Sections Mississippi Braves (Braves), the Biscuits (Devil is the number three-ranked prospect in the Reds’ 114 and 116, as well as part of their Mini Plans, where fans can buy five, Rays) and the defending Southern League champi- organization, according to minorleagueball.com. Sections 115 and 117, located down the left and 10 or 12-game packages on specific games during on Mobile BayBears (Diamondbacks). Among the team’s position players are shortstop right field lines. Blue Wahoos officials say there the season. The Blue Wahoos play a five-game series in Brodie Greene, who batted .287 with 14 home runs are still tickets available in Sections 111 and 112 as •See Wahoos, Page 5B First of city’s 50th Anniversary Art Projects to be unveiled April 24

BY VICI PAPAJOHN For 50 years.” done by artists in the Gulf Breeze- Gulf Breeze News years, the Jo-ann and Mike Price generously Pensacola area. [email protected] city of sponsored the Marchetti piece. Marchetti, who operates Gulf The sculpture will really demand Renaissance Man Inc. in Pensacola, Breeze has placed beautification as a your attention as your top the middle said he designed his work to create priority, working one median or one span of the bridge, according to images of fire, growth, creative move- park at a time to improve the city, tak- Zieman, letting you know you are in ment and energy. ing advantage of its unique waterfront Gulf Breeze. “A big part of it is the LED lights, beauty. Marchetti’s abstract sculpture will which I call ‘eye candy’ for people,” The 50th anniversary celebration of be literally “dropped in” to place on its Marchetti said. its incorporation last summer afforded waterside pedestal by crane, and Lou Courtney Mitchell has been the city’s leaders an opportunity to unveiled during the dedication. Sunset selected to create the next structure, a bump the focus up a few notches to an is the targeted time for the great unveil- ceramic and steel sculpture sponsored all-time high. Under the leadership of ing – hopefully around 7:30 p.m. by AppRiver. A third project will be Dr. Steve Zieman, Gulf Breeze artist in “We’re having our own little erected by Michael Bolles, upon residence and passionate volunteer and Renaissance,” Mayor Beverly bequest of Fred Levin. Peter King will supporter of the arts, a committee was Zimmern said. “World-class cities like complete the fourth art structure. King formed with the goal of raising Paris and Chicago have real art on dis- is a locally-based, world renowned $125,000 through private and founda- play, and I’m very proud of my city for architectural ceramics artist. tions support to purchase and install adding this new level of excitement.” Zieman says the city will be the first commemorative large-scale art pieces “I am excited that the dream of inte- in the area to have constructed outdoor throughout the city. grating art into our community has art by all-local artists. City Council upped the ante, pledg- become a reality,” Zieman says. “Art “Art projects like this support who ing to match the funds raised by enhances the quality of life and it adds we are and our history,” he says. Zieman up to $125,000 in support. dimension to space. We want people to “Conceptually, we wanted to have var- “I am absolutely humbled by the say, ‘Wow, I love that’ or “Wow, I hate ious sites so people could walk, bike, response – and beyond excited that that,” and generate emotion and ques- stroller and even boat to them and sit we’ve actually exceeded our goals,” ? tions.” and contemplate art in an outdoor set- Zieman says. “We set an outrageous He said the other four pieces of pub- ting. Art brings thought, beauty, emo- goal of building four or five art pieces with the piece at Wayside Park East.” locally, completed locally by local lic art are in various stages of planning tion, healing and peace.” throughout the city, and we have four The abstract art sculpture to be erect- artists for the benefit of all. They will and he is still looking for donors to help committed. I know we will soon con- ed on April 24 in a community celebra- really showcase the inherent natural finance the works, which will all be firm the fifth.” tion and dedication will be a 17 foot- beauty of our area and the artistic talent Mayor Beverly Zimmern is not sur- tall piece created by Kevin Marchetti, of our community that capture the prised. “The Renaissance Man.” It will be essence of who we are.” “I am absolutely humbled by the “Steve is passionate about art; every- installed on a lighted pedestal at the The art works also happen to be one knows that,” she says. “He under- foot of the Three Mile Bridge, and will planned for busy places - and they will response – and beyond excited stands the importance of having art in be lit by computerized lighting that can cause us to pause. that we've actually exceeded our our community. He saw this anniver- be programmed to change the feel of “I recently got to see Kevin’s piece goals,” Zieman says. "We set an sary as an opportunity to bring his the art work according to the seasons or as it neared completion,” Zieman says, outrageous goal of building four vision into reality to introduce installa- holidays, according to Zieman. obviously moved. “I see life when I tion of outdoor art works. He was “Kevin is a very talented local artist, look at this piece - I see an inherent nat- or five art pieces throughout the worked tirelessly to recruit donors and and that was very important to this ural beauty that speaks of our area. It city, and we have four committed. in-kind supporters. Juried pieces have campaign,” Zieman says. “There is so evokes a lot of emotion. I am just so I know we will soon confirm the fifth.” been chosen and we will be installing much talent right here in our area. excited that our community is going to four art structures starting this summer These art pieces will be sponsored have this immense gift to mark its next ~Steve Zieman, Arts Project Chairman www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B March 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS

BonFireJam-Pensacola Beach announces three stellar opening acts ■ Morgan, Sweeney and Eldredge to perform "Right after the invasion, they were Three of the most exciting voices in coun- still sweeping up glass in Kandahar in the air- try music will open the March 12th port. I get to give those men and women a lit- BonFireJam-Pensacola Beach, concert pro- tle piece of home. It really does make a dif- moters announced today. ference," he said. Craig Morgan, Sunny Sweeney, and Brett Sunny Sweeney Mole crickets can give Eldredge will open the beachfront concert to Sweeney, a Texas native with a traditional, be headlined by country music superstar old school country sound, had her first hit in you ‘March madness!’ Ronnie Dunn, formerly of the legendary 2010 with a song she penned, "From A Table country duo Brooks & Dunn. Away." Her second album, "Concrete," was Eighteen and counting! "We're really excited about the package of released in 2011 with the songs including Over the last few evenings, opening acts we've put together," said Joe "Staying's Worse Than Leaving" and "Drink eighteen tawny mole crickets Lewis, BonFireJam-Pensacola Beach pro- Myself Single." were captured in my back- moter. "Fans are going to see three of the best "I'm from East Texas, and if you talk to me, yard using a soap-flushing talents around, Craig Morgan is already a you'll probably be able to tell that," she says. technique. Mole crickets are member of the Grand Ole Opry and Sunny "I have what I like to think of as a `healthy very lively this year and and Brett are performers everyone is going to obsession' with Merle Haggard. reports of activity are coming be talking about very soon. The guitar-playing Sweeney also says she in earlier than normal. Even "When you couple these acts with Ronnie carries a koozie with her everywhere she though their presence is Dunn, I think we're bringing a show to goes. alarming, it’s still not the Pensacola Beach that is one of the best ever Brett Eldredge time of year to treat for these for fans of country music." Some life-changing moments are only exotic invaders. Craig Morgan apparent in retrospect. Brett Eldredge recog- Mole crickets cause mil- other times during spring to Morgan, whose latest album is "Good Ole nized his as it was happening. The Paris, IL lions of dollars in turf and fall to confirm the presence Boy," has been a mainstay on the country native was at the Station Inn, an historic blue- grass damage each year. of mole crickets and to moni- music charts with an impressive body of work grass/country venue, in Nashville. His cousin Their burrowing in the soil tor development. that includes fourteen Top Ten hits -- includ- Terry, a veteran of Dolly Parton's band and breaks up the soil and causes The mole crickets brought ing fan favorites "Redneck Yacht Club," now a member of the Grascals, was playing roots to dry out. They also to the surface in spring are "Almost Home," "That's What I Love About with a band called the Sidemen, and a mes- feed on the young grass adults. Adults begin emerging Sunday," and "Tough." As a performer, merized Brett was in the crowd. roots, causing grasses to die. from overwintering burrows Morgan has entertained across the globe and "He asked me to come up on stage and told The most severe injury in late February and March. in 2008 he achieved one of his lifelong me to pick a song to play with the band," says occurs in the summer and Peak activity is in late March, dreams by becoming a member of the Grand Brett. "I said, 'Amarillo By Morning,' and early fall, when the young are April and May. Chemical Ole Opry, an honor many consider the pinna- when I heard that fiddle intro, chills shot up maturing and actively looking treatment at this time is typi- cle of country music success. my spine. I sang it for the crowd there and it for food. cally not recommended. Over his 10-year career Morgan has toured was a magical experience. That was the point Mole crickets spend most However, removal of mole with Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, LeAnn where I thought, 'This is it. This is something Opry later in 2010. of their lives underground. crickets that you flush from Rimes, Brad Paisley, and Trace Adkins while I've got to do.'" BonFireJam-Pensacola Beach is presented Their front legs are strong your lawn is a great way to building a successful solo career. An Army He's been doing it every since, co-writing by the Santa Rosa Island Authority and spon- and adapted for digging, and reduce their population. veteran with almost two decades of service, "I Think I've Had Enough" for Gary Allan and sored by PenAir Federal Credit Union, they can dig into light soils Effective mole cricket con- he was among the first performers to entertain then releasing his first single, "Raymond," in Mediacom, and the Santa Rosa Medical remarkably rapidly. Their trol depends on the season of troops in Afghanistan, something that won 2010. And things have been looking up - Brett Center. Tickets, which begin at $37.50, are digging action is called tun- the year and the life stages him the 2006 USO Merit Award. performed for the first time on the Grand Ole available at bonfirejam.com. neling, but they actually that the pests are in at the make three kinds of cavities time. Mole cricket control is in the ground. not a one-time, one-insecti- Tunnels are the deeper cide application. Control 2012 Saenger fund-raiser the Pulitzer mines they make in the depends on an annual, well- ground. Galleries are the hor- timed plan. Timing of con- Prize-winning play, Glengarry Glen Ross izontal mines made just trols and cultural practices is The Saenger Theatre will stage the 1984 Baylen. below the soil surface, caus- as important as the choice of WHAT: Glengarry Glen Ross Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Glengarry Inspired partly by Mamet's stint as a ing the soil to bulge upward insecticides. Glen Ross" by David Mamet in the WHEN: March 29 - 31 typist in a Chicago real estate office during above the surface. The third The major effort in mole Saenger Theatre Meeting Rooms. 7:30 p.m. each night the 1960s, "Glengarry Glen Ross" is a kind of cavity is the egg cricket control with insecti- Proceeds from the sales will be used for WHERE: Saenger Theatre scalding comedy-drama, driven by the chamber made by females. cides should be directed the Saenger Theatre Non-Profit Grant playwright's trademark staccato and pro- Galleries are made mainly at toward young nymphs. Meeting Room - 22 East Fund. This locally produced, directed and fanity-laced dialogue. With numerous night, apparently as the mole Treatments in June, July, and Intendencia St. acted play opens on Thursday, March 29 awards to the stage play's credit, a 1992 crickets are foraging in even early August on the through Saturday March 31. General COST: General Admission $15 film adaptation by Mamet further solidi- search of food, just below the more vulnerable nymphs are admission seats for this event are $15 plus (plus applicable service charge) fied Glengarry Glen Ross' place as one of soil surface. Galleries made more effective than later applicable service charge and are available the great masterpieces of 20th century in sandy soils are collapsed treatments on larger mole at the Saenger Theatre Box Office, charge by Pensacola State College's, Robert drama. This is David Mamet at his best, by rain. Heavy rains clear crickets. So, if you have mole by phone by calling 800-745-3000 or Gandrup and starring Rodney Whatley as writing this morality play about winning in sandy areas of galleries, so cricket adults now, continue online at www.ticketmaster.com. Shelley Levene; David Matthews as Dave business and life, American Style. This that galleries appearing after to monitor using the soap "Glengarry Glen Ross" is about 4 uneth- Moss; Bill Whalen as John Williamson; performance contains strong adult lan- a heavy rain are evidence of flush technique. Once you ical Chicago real estate agents embroiled Jay Bixler as Richard Roma; John Odum guage and is recommended for mature fresh mole cricket activity. start seeing the young in a ruthless contest to sell questionable as James Lingk; Zach Bookout as George audiences only. If you notice galleries in nymphs then consider an investments to reluctant buyers. Directed Aaronow; and Nethanial Williams as your lawn, mix two table- application of an appropriate spoons of lemon-scented liq- insecticide. Contact your uid dishwashing detergent in local Extension Office for two gallons of water. Pour control options. the soapy water onto a 2-by-2 ■ Blue Wahoos open season with a bang – foot area of suspected activi- Theresa Friday is the ty. Any mole crickets present Residential Horticulture and an Easter basketful of promotions will surface in a few minutes. Extension Agent for Santa This is best done early or late Rosa County. For additional The Pensacola Blue Wahoos weekly promos planned: guests, and special appearances. enjoy the best fireworks show in in the day. Irrigate the area information about all of the open their season with a bang – Social Media Monday – tweet You never know what you will Pensacola with movie clips and after flushing to minimize county extension services and and a basketful of promotions to to @bluewahoosBBall and have see on ‘Hump Day’ this season! music from some of your sun scalding of the turf. This other articles of interest go to add fun and excitement to the the chance to see your message Thirsty Thursday – Get ready favorite films. technique can be used at http://santarosa.ifas.ufl.edu. games. on the video board. Tweet pic- for the weekend with a night at Family Sunday – Bring the Several exciting promotions tures and have them re-tweeted. the ballpark and a tall cold one. family out to the ballpark for are targeted for the very first One lucky fan will “Tweet Your $2 domestic drafts and $1 special activities like post-game week baseball, in addition to Seat” to win; Team Tuesday – canned soda will keep you cool. Catch-on-the-Field and Kids weekly occurring daily specials! Come out and join the Wahoos Free Stuff Friday – Let us Run the Bases. A perfect Sunday Call for other showtimes (850) 934-3332 EXT 1 On April 5 and April 6 – for a special player autograph give you a gift just for being a afternoon family outing. 1233 Crane Cove Blvd Gulf Breeze, Florida 3.7 miles east of Pensacola Beach Exit Andrews Institute presents session behind home plate. loyal fan. Come early and be the Of course, The Blue Wahoos * There is an extra $2.50 Magnet Days, with free magnet- Don’t’ miss out on this fun lucky recipient of a draw string are still adding all kinds of charge for 3D movies ized schedules being distributed opportunity to meet and greet bag magnet schedule or patriotic theme nights and fun activities to fans so you can plan not to players of the inaugural seaon! hat, just to name a few. throughout the season so check FRIDAY-SUNDAY OPEN AT 12:15PM MONDAY-THURSDAY OPEN AT 1:15PM miss the many exciting games What’s Happening Wednes- Silver Screen Fireworks out Pensacolabaseball.com for TITANIC IN 3D STARTS WEDNESDAY APRIL 4TH! and promotions scheduled for day – Wacky themes, crazy Saturday – get to the park and updates. NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: the year. WRATH OF THE TITANS (PG-13) April 7 is Easter Day, and 2D SHOWTIMES FRIDAY-SUNDAY: ...... 12:45 5:15 9:40 there will be a Easter Egg Hunt 3D SHOWTIMES FRIDAY-SUNDAY: ...... 3:00 7:30 2D SHOWTIMES MONDAY & TUESDAY: ...... 1:45 9:05 and Fireworks show presented 3D SHOWTIMES MONDAY & TUESDAY: ...... 4:00 7:00 by Dlux Printing and Marcus MIRROR MIRROR (PG) Point Baptist Church. SHOWTIMES FRIDAY- SUNDAY: ...... 12:50 4:30 7:00 9:20 You do not want to miss the SHOWTIMES MONDAY & TUESDAY: ...... 2:00 4:15 6:45 9:00 promotion on April 8 when the MONDAY NIGHT AFTER 6PM-LADIES NIGHT (GET IN FOR MATINEE PRICE!) Replica Helmet Giveaway takes TUESDAY BEFORE 6PM-SENIOR DAY (BUY ONE ADMISSION GET ONE FREE!) place – presented by The Naval WEDNESDAY NIGHT AFTER 6PM-ID NIGHT Aviation Museum. Exciting pro- (SCHOOL, POLICE, FIRE, EMT, ETC IDs GET IN FOR MATINEE PRICE!) SPECIAL THURSDAY NIGHT AFTER 6PM-LAST CHANCE NIGHT motions are planned all season PROMOTIONS (THE MOVIES THAT WE ARE LOSING GET IN FOR MATINEE PRICE) long To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET Find us on FACEBOOK There are also re-occurring

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Friday, March 30 Bands on the Beach Day 1: Panhandle Trace BEST BETS features Superband, Hike from Fort Pickens to Pensacola Beach water tower Day 2: Panhandle Trace Hike 8:30 a.m., National Naval The Kyle Parker Band 8 a.m., FTA Trail Head at from Pensacola Beach water Aviation Museum viewing area, ■ Superband, featuring Fort Pickens parking area, tower to Opal Beach 1750 Radford Boulevard, musicians from Pensacola Pensacola Beach 7 a.m, Meet at Opal Beach Pensacola bands from the 1960s and 850.776.5147 north parking lot to be trans- 850.452.3604 1970s, will kick off Bands on ported back to water tower the Beach on Saturday, UWF’s Festival on the Green: 850.776.5147 Bands on the Beach March 31 from 7-9 p.m. at Time Portal Through the Past 7-9 p.m., Gulfside Pavilion, the Gulfside Pavilion on Noon - 5 p.m., UWF, 11000 Pensacola Opera’s 735 Pensacola Beach Pensacola Beach. ■ University Parkway, Pensacola Annual Operazzi Ball Boulevard, Pensacola Beach Kyle Parker of the Kyle 850.595.0050 6:30 p.m., New World Landing, 850.932.2257 Parker Band brings his pas- 600 South Palafox Place, sion for music to Bands on the Beach on Tuesday, April Pensacola 50850-607-6758 Saturday, March 31 Wednesday, April 4 3 at the Gulfside Pavilion. 850.433.6737 Gulf Breeze Rotary Gumbo Blue Angels Practice Cook-Off Bowl for Kids' Sake 8:30 a.m., National Naval Blue Wahoos Baseball Artist’s Row Auditorium, 850.484.1805 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Shoreline 5 and 7:30 p.m., New Liberty Aviation Museum viewing area, 7 p.m., Maritime Park, W. Main Historic Belmont DeVilliers Park South, Gulf Breeze Lanes, 3200 North Palafox 1750 Radford Boulevard, Street, Pensacola Neighborhood, 500 West Easter Egg Hunt at Swenson Street, Pensacola Pensacola 850.934.8444 Belmont, Pensacola Park for ages 1-10 yrs. Discovery Saturday: 850.433.5437 850.452.3604 850.437.0025 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m., Swenson Author of "Kill Bin Laden" Light of the Moon Tours Park, 1076 Circle Lane off Bay 10 a.m., Naval Aviation “The Dancer...Twice 50850-607-6758 7:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m., Light of the Moon Tours Street, Oriole Beach Museum, 1750 Radford Removed” Thursday, April 5 Pensacola Lighthouse, 2081 7:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m., 850.932.2914 Boulevard, Pensacola 8 p.m., Loblolly Theatre Blue Wahoos Baseball Radford Boulevard, NAS Pensacola Lighthouse, 2081 850.453.2389 Company, 1010 N. 12th 7 p.m., Maritime Park, W. Main Pensacola Radford Boulevard, NAS 50850-607-6758Sunday, April 8 Avenue, Pensacola Street, Pensacola 850.393.1561 Pensacola Bands on the Beach Kickoff 850.439.3010 850.934.8444 850.393.1561 Navarre BeachSide Church’s 7-9 p.m., Gulfside Pavilion, Full Moon Walk Easter Sunrise Service 735 Pensacola Beach Play Pensacola’s Annual 50850-607-6758 7:30 p.m., Fort Pickens, 1400 Easter Explosion 6 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., rain or Boulevard, Pensacola Beach Easter Egg Hunt Friday, April 6 Fort Pickens Road, Pensacola 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., The Village shine, Navarre Beach main 850.932.2257 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Roger Scott “Air Racers” premiere Beach of Baytowne Wharf, 9300 parking lot Athletic Complex, 2130 in Museum’s IMAX Emerald Coast Parkway W., 850.939.1533 UWF’s Festival on the Green: Summit Blvd., Pensacola 10 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m. and 4 850.934.2600Saturday, April 7 Destin Time Portal Through the Past 850.436.5670 p.m., National Naval Aviation 850.267.8000 Easter at the Saenger 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., UWF, 11000 Museum, 1750 Radford Blue Wahoos Baseball 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., Saenger University Parkway, Pensacola Tuesday, April 3 Boulevard, NAS Pensacola 6:30 p.m., Maritime Park, W. Pensacola Guitar Orchestra Theatre, 118 S. Palafox Place, 850.595.0050 850.453.2389 Main Street, Pensacola 7:30-9:30 p.m., Pensacola State Pensacola Blue Angels Practice 850.934.8444 College, Ashmore Fine Arts 850.595.3882

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Lighthouse Challenge Comes to Panhandle ■ Plan now to join national quest to climb or visit you must be at least 44 inches five historic area lighthouses April 21-22 tall to participate. Each admis- sion price includes one com- The Florida Panhandle the Gulf of Mexico and St. Joe memorative tote bag (while Lighthouse Challenge on Bay. Make the trek up 92 supplies last) and one raffle Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, wooden stairs and an eight-rung ticket, and entitles participants April 22 will celebrate the five ladder into the lantern room of to visit the five lighthouses at lighthouses in Northwest the Cape St. George Light, for no charge. There is an addition- Florida - Cape St. George Light, beautiful views of the Gulf and al entry fee at the St. Marks Crooked River Lighthouse, St. the bridge to the island over National Wildlife Refuge. Marks Lighthouse, Cape San Apalachicola Bay. Climb 138 Each of the unique Blas Lighthouse, and Pensacola stairs up the Crooked River Panhandle lighthouses will Lighthouse. Lighthouse in Carrabelle to the offer raffle prizes, as well as The Lighthouse Challenge open-air gallery offering other activities during the will bring lighthouse enthusi- breath-taking vistas around the Challenge. Hours for the asts from all over the country to lighthouse. The St. Marks Challenge are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. "meet the challenge" of climb- Lighthouse, which reaches 82 both Saturday and Sunday. ing or visiting the five historic feet over Apalachee Bay, will The Florida Panhandle lighthouses. For the price of a not be open for climbing, but Lighthouse Challenge is sup- Challenge ticket, participants Challenge participants will be ported in part by grants from FULL SERVICE able to enter the base of the the Franklin County Tourist POOL AND SPA lighthouse and visit the Development Council, the Gulf Keeper's House. •Design County Tourist Development New to the Lighthouse • Construction Council, the Pensacola Bay Challenge in 2012 is the Area Chamber of Commerce, •Repair Pensacola Lighthouse. For a • Remodeling and the Florida Lighthouse real challenge, climb 177 stairs Association. 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If a Pool or spa is on your mind or in your future plans, intended to raise awareness Whether haunted or not, one Call Gulf Breeze Pool & Spas Today! about northwest Florida's light- lucky couple will find out and houses and encourage support win a unique first: a weekend 850-232-4133 for the efforts to preserve these stay at the newly restored historic structures. Visitors to Keepers' Cottage at the Cape www.gulfbreezepoolsandspas.com the five lighthouses during the San Blas Lighthouse. Raffle FL Licensed Pool Contractor since 1985 • Lic # CPC 1457222 two-day event will receive a tickets are available to win two complimentary commemorative nights and three days in the souvenir at each lighthouse, Keepers' Cottage during the with a sixth souvenir and a weekend of the "Challenge". St. Marks Florida Lighthouse Association This room has one double-size Completion Certificate awarded bed. No children please. will be able to climb a total of to participants who visit all Tickets are $10 and the drawing more than 500 steps into the five. will be held April 1, 2012. maritime history of the Florida Challenge tickets will be Contact Beverly Douds at 850- Panhandle! available at any of the partici- 229-1151 or email her at csb- Climb 131 stairs to the top of pating lighthouses on the days [email protected] the Cape San Blas Lighthouse of the event. Tickets will be Cape San Blas m. and take in panoramic views of priced at $10.00 per person, and In April, toast an American classic By Scott Page The month of April has arrived, and it's time to toast an American classic. This humble icon may have a rough, crusty exterior, but upon further famil- iarization, one will discover it also possesses a soft, warm inte- sandwich itself is a bit uncertain, rior. 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From page 1B Box seats are only $10 and $8 for reserved seats. Fans can also sit on the berm in right center field for only $5. "This stadium has great lines of sight," Baldwin said. "Some have said the worse seats in the whole park are down the left field line, but some baseball purists will say that's the best place. So I guess it's all in the eye of the behold- er." "The word I keep hearing is intimate," Studer said. "There are only 14 rows to the top. There isn't a bad seat in the house." The Blue Wahoo Experience will be far more than what hap- pens between the lines. Each day of the week will have a specific promotion or theme. They are detailed in the Splash magazine calendar of events. "There is something for anybody ages eight to TOP: There is nothing like The first 2,000 fans to each of the Blue 80." enjoying a day of baseball Wahoos' first two games will also receive a free Voorhees and his staff have a wide variety of along the waterfront! magnet schedule, courtesy of the Andrews eats and drinks for Blue Wahoos fans, starting Kenneth Richardson and Kalen Ladnier show Hank Institute, the official medical provider of the with Kayem hot dogs and Pale Ale cooked brats Newell the ticket office and Blue Wahoos. and Italian sausage, along with wings and nachos. Voorhees said on Saturdays, special easy-to-follow stadium map The fan-friendly Multi Use Stadium has as Kalen Ladnier looks on. men's, women's and family restrooms down items will be available, such as a shrimp boil or each baseball, as well as handicapped accessi- a fish fry. ble seating throughout the ballpark. And don't For the more health-conscious, wraps will worry about missing any action when you get also be available, with sandwiches being made ABOVE RIGHT: Kenneth Richardson, Kalen Ladnier, hungry - televisions with live streaming video on gluten-free buns. Denise Richardson and will be at each concession stand. "It's not just going to be fried foods," Voorhees said. Hank Newell sneak the "Our company motto is everything is fresh opportunity to get a view and cooked in front of you," said executive chef from the dug out steps Chris Voorhees with Ovations Food Services. before the season opens.

HEALTH GB Hospital beds new, improved for comfort

Baptist Health Care recently partnered with Linet Americas, a worldwide leader in health care technology, to install state- of-the-art patient beds at Baptist and Gulf Breeze hospi- tals. The enhancement will pro- vide added comfort for patients and be user-friendly for care- givers. For 60 years, Baptist Health Care has been committed to providing the highest level of quality and service. Based on an extensive clinical evaluation for innovative beds, Baptist Health Care selected Linet to install 300 of the top-selling Eleganza 3 beds. The unique features and functions of these new beds will aid in the treatment and recovery of patients. Patient comfort is the key to a healthy recovery. The revolutionary design provides patients with increased safety without restricting comfort. Mothers, daughters talk about abstinence

Join Sacred Heart Children’s and Women’s Hospital and the Escambia County Department of Health for a special free seminar, ‘A Girls Night Out: A Mother-Daughter Talk on Abstinence,’ on Tuesday, April 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Greenhut Auditorium on Sacred Heart’s main campus. This event is a celebration of womanhood and the mother- daughter bond and is open to all girls in the 6th-9th grades and their mothers or female care- givers. Call (850) 416-1600.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6 B March 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Josephs prevails in Blue Wahoos pay Studers’ Pensacola rent for entire year Business Challenge The Pensacola Blue Wahoos professional baseball team paid USINESS its entire first year’s rent of B $175,000 to the Community From special reports the Studers, who had an empty Chamber of Commerce recently Maritime Park Association last Mari Josephs, an area restau- space in one of their downtown received a 4-star Accreditation week. rant manager and chef who has redevelopment properties and from the U.S. Chamber of Collier Merrill, CMPA chair- excelled in several downtown decided to host a competition to Commerce. This significant man, and the board were expect- Pensacola establishments, was fill the spot. achievement defines excellence ing Blue Wahoos President chosen the winner of the “Quint and I had no idea just in chamber planning and recog- Bruce Baldwin to present them Pensacola Business Challenge how big of a success the contest nizes chambers for outstanding with an installment rent check sponsored by Quint and Rishy would be,” Rishy Studer said. contributions toward positive of $35,000 as addressed by the Studer. The contest, announced in change in their communities. stadium usage agreement. Josephs’ idea for Carmen’s December, attracted more than The Chamber received spe- Instead, the organization sur- Lunch Bar was the winning 100 applicants, each of whom cial recognition for the Vision prised the CMPA with a check business plan selected from participated in intensive busi- 2015 initiative and demonstrat- to cover the stadium’s rent for more than 100 submissions. She ness planning training conduct- ing significant success in meet- the entire year. will receive a year of free rent, ed by the UWF Small Business Keely McKissack/Gulf Breeze News ing its short-term and long-term “This is being paid on behalf two more years of reduced rent, Development Center. Those Mari Josephs accepts a key to her new business location goals. of the entire Blue Wahoos a $25,000 build-out package seminars attracted entrepreneurs after being chosen the winner of the Pensacola Business The Pensacola Bay Area Challenge. Sharing the moment is Andrew Rothfeder, who organization based on the fact and a host of business experts to and business owners from Chamber of Commerce was last served as volunteer director and coordinator of the Challenge. that the demand for ticketing assist her in starting her new across the region and were accredited in 2005 and received has been so great and also our business at the corner of Main focused on the aspects of creat- a 3-star designation. Street and South Palafox. ing a business plan, such as business,” contest administrator even gone ahead and started understanding of the start-up Carmen’s Lunch Bar will product and service description, Sara Rothfeder said. their businesses, with the help cost for a new organization,” ‘Starting a business’ Baldwin said. “We hope that offer fresh, flavorful food with market research, and financial Josephs expressed her grati- of the training and feedback seminar is April 19 an eclectic blend of Southern modeling. tude to the Studers for the con- from the contest,” she said. this will be helpful to the CMPA and International fare with Of the 111 applicants, 31 test. “Everyone from the appli- in helping to offset some of The Small Business Spanish, Italian, Mexican, entrepreneurs submitted a full- “I thank Quint and Rishy cants to the community to the those early expenditures.” Development Center at the Indian, Thai, and Moroccan and fledged business plan, which Studer for this amazing opportu- judges who did such a great job “Quint and Rishy Studer and University of West Florida is Indian influences. In the required a full description of the nity and for their generosity,” in their deliberating and choos- the Blue Wahoos, from the presenting “Starting a Business” evening, it will be a wine and proposed business, a market she said. “They are two people ing a winner has been so sup- beginning, have always deliv- tapas bar. analysis, financial projections, who are making things happen portive. It’s exciting to be a ered,” said Merrill. “This is just on Thursday, April 19 from 9 Josephs’ winning submission and proof of six months’ operat- in Pensacola. I am so grateful part of something so positive in another case and point of them a.m. to noon at 401 East Chase came after two rounds of cuts ing capital, to cover things like for their support in this new the community.” going above and beyond to Street, Suite 100, in Pensacola. and an intensive, in-person payroll and inventory. venture.” The business plan trainings make sure this community is a Attendees will learn the top- interview with seven local busi- “The great thing about this Rishy Studer noted that sev- were conducted by Larry Strain at better place to live.” ics necessary to consider prior ness leaders who served as contest is, although there is only eral applicants and contestants the UWF Small Business The Blue Wahoos open play to establishing a business. judges. She will bring her con- one winner, we now have sent the Studers inspiring notes Development Center, which assists at the new waterfront stadium Information provided about tax- siderable culinary skill, restau- dozens of entrepreneurs out of appreciation and optimism. small businesses in starting and on April 5 against Montgomery ation, financing, insurance, and rant management talent, and there who have a business plan “We’ve received some really executing their business plans. at 7 p.m. legal forms of business. customer-service oriented with solid feedback who can use touching letters from people The other judges included Attendance fee is $35 for the approach to her own unique that feedback to refine and who have said how much they John Myslak, Rus Howard, Pensacola Chamber public and free for students and concept on Palafox Street. improve their business ideas and have learned, how much better Caron Sjoberg, John Peacock, earns 4-star rating employees of UWF who present The Pensacola Business ultimately be better prepared to they will be when they start Robert Hill, Richard Hawkins a Nautilus card. Challenge was the brainchild of succeed when they launch their their business, and some have Ph.D., and Andrew Rothfeder. The Pensacola Bay Area Call (850) 595-0063. Tax season: Eight red flags that could get you audited

Scary but true: The Internal Revenue home as your principal place of busi- al to back up your claim. ■ Service audited almost 1.6 million indi- ness. If your office doubles as the kids’ Medical expenses. You only can IF YOU ARE AUDITED vidual taxpayers in 2010. That’s an 11 playroom, forget about it. For details, deduct these costs to the extent they’re percent increase over the year before see IRS Publication 587. greater than 7.5 percent of your adjust- 1. Know your rights ■ and more than double the agency’s Missing investment income. You ed gross income, and it’s important to 2. Be honest pace just eight years earlier. With Uncle know those 1099 forms that financial have detailed records. “Don’t get car- 3. Consider hiring help Sam confronting a trillion-dollar budg- services companies send you to sum- ried away,” cautions Walbert. “You 4. Get organized et deficit, that pace may continue rising marize your interest and dividends for can’t deduct the cost of over-the-count- 5. Stick to the topic as the government works harder to col- the year? The IRS also gets a copy. er medicine, health club dues or most lect every dollar it’s owed under the tax Make sure your return matches them. cosmetic surgeries.” 6. Take notes code. ■ Incomplete returns. If your If you’re doubtful about the deci- 7. Be courteous To help you avoid the spotlight, return is missing a few pieces, the IRS sions you’re making on your tax return, 8. Consider an appeal Texas-based financial services provider may wonder what else you forgot. Tax consider hiring a professional. USAA points out eight IRS attention- preparation software can help you Spending some money for expert guid- ■ Consider hiring help. You can be getters and offers eight IRS survival avoid clerical errors that raise auditors’ ance today could help you avoid paying represented by an attorney who has tips if you catch the taxman’s attention. eyebrows. back-taxes and penalties tomorrow. experience in IRS audits and processes, ■ High incomes. According to IRS ■ Business losses. “In a tough econ- a CPA or a federally authorized 2010 enforcement results, your chance omy, business losses are more common Audit survival tips enrolled agent or tax practitioner. File photo of being audited triples once your - but they’re still something the IRS ■ Get organized. You’ll have more Tax time can be one of the most stressful periods of the year made income crosses $200,000. likes to double-check,” says Walbert. If you get a letter from the IRS, don’t credibility if you can quickly answer only worse by an IRS audit. ■ Large itemized deductions. Make sure your expenses are legiti- take it personally. “The government questions and produce what’s asked of “Deduct every penny you’re entitled to mate, and that your business isn’t just a isn’t accusing you of dishonesty, it just you. If you need time to get your act you think you’re being treated unfairly, - but realize that if your itemized tax thinly disguised hobby. wants to make sure your return is accu- together, request a postponement. share your feelings with the examiner’s deductions are bigger than most peo- ■ Charitable deductions. You’ll rate,” says Walbert. To get through an ■ Stick to the topic. Whether supervisor. ple’s at your same income level, your need a canceled check or dated audit as smoothly as possible, follow you’re answering a question or ■ Consider an appeal. If you dis- return may get a second look,” says receipt for any cash contributions, these common-sense rules. responding to a request for records, agree with the auditor’s findings, you ■ USAA certified financial planner June and contributions of $250 or more Know your rights. Before your only give the IRS what it requests. might first try talking to a supervisor. Walbert. require a written acknowledgement audit, read IRS Publication 1, “Your ■ Take notes. Keep track of the You also can send a protest letter to the ■ Home offices. You can only take from the charity. If you made a non- Rights as a Taxpayer.” examiner’s questions and your IRS Office of Appeals within 30 days ■ a home office deduction if you regular- cash contribution valued at more than Be honest. Lying to the IRS can answers. of receiving the report. ly and exclusively use part of your $5,000, you’ll need an expert apprais- trigger heavy fines and even jail time. ■ Be courteous. Don’t be hostile. If – ARA

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10th annual Emerald Coast Metaphysical Festival Welcome a new pet into your home with these tips (ARA) – Congratulations! Regularly bathing your dog is dog or cat’s teeth can help keep You’re a pet owner! an important part of keeping his or her mouth healthy and Bringing a new pet home is their skin and coats clean and help prevent bad breath. an exciting experience but odor-free. Also, brushing your requires some preparation. Prepping your house, wardrobe and routines ahead of time can help ease the transition for both you and your new family mem- ber. Here are some tips to wel- come a new pet into your house- hold and ensure a smooth transi- tion for everyone: Pet-proof your home Just as you would baby-proof a house for an infant, make sure to pet-proof your house for your furry friend. Rearrange your liv- ing space by placing anything breakable at a higher level. Baby Special to Gulf Breeze News gates work well to prevent dogs Hundreds of people turned out Saturday and Sunday in Navarre to enjoy the 10th from entering areas of the house annual Emerald Coast Metaphysical Festival presented by Unlimited Horizons of the that aren’t safe for them, or Emerald Coast. The event’s featured speaker was Tricia McCannon, a nationally places you don’t want them to be. renowned American clairvoyant, historian, author and teacher who spoke on the topic of spiritual ascension. The annual festival attracts visitors to the area from across the Manage pet hair United States and helps fund the organization’s monthly lecture series in Gulf Breeze. There are many joys of owning a pet but many would agree, if they have a “pet peeve” about their four- legged friends, it’s the shedding. 57 percent of women are Winners crowned in Jazz hesitant to wear black clothing around cats and dogs because of the lint and pet hair it attracts, Society student competition according to a Procter & Gamble Special to Gulf Breeze News (trumpet) and Kathy Lyon study conducted in August. The Live Finals of the 2012 MUSIC ARTS (vocals), who entertained the Jazz Society of Pensacola audience with several numbers. Prepare for pet odor (JSOP) Student Jazz The results were: A dog or cat will introduce new Domulot (drums) and Tom Competition were held on ■ College Instrumental smells to your house. You can Latenser (bass). The master of March 15. An enthusiastic Division help contain these pet smells with ceremonies was Roger Villines, crowd, estimated at over 300 First place: Jackson Willis frequent vacuuming, disinfecting who directs the Jazz ensemble jazz fans and supporters, packed (trombone); Second place: toys on a regular basis, and at Pensacola State College, and into the Ashmore Fine Arts Avery Green Jr. (trumpet); clumping and deodorizing litter. who is a board member of the Auditorium at Pensacola State Third place: Michael Danielson Jazz Society. College to hear the 12 finalists (upright bass); Honorable men- The judges included perform. tion: Tito Rogers (trumpet) and Rebecca Barry, renowned sax- The event was preceded by a Matthew Cassady (alto sax). ophonist in the Mobile and Jazz Educators Appreciation ■ High School New Orleans jazz scenes; Joe Reception, to which were invit- Instrumental Division ed all the jazz educators from Murphy, one of the top record- First place: Jacob area middle schools, high ing tuba and electric bass play- Dearrington (trumpet); Second schools, and colleges. ers in the U.S; and Steve Sims, place: Austin Paul Conner Jr. The students competed in long-time music educator and (alto sax); Third place: Kaleb three divisions, and were select- trumpeter. Broom (tenor sax); Honorable ed for the finals based on their The winners of the competi- mention: Sarah Harley (alto recordings of two songs, which tion each earned awards ranging sax) and Stephen Ales (trom- were submitted and evaluated in from $800 to $200, to be bone). the first round of judging. The applied toward furthering their ■ Jazz Vocal Division judging criteria included: tone jazz education, through tuition, First place: Destiny Howard; quality, technique, accuracy of equipment purchase or repair, Second place: Isabelle Peterson; time feel, selected chords and jazz camps or lessons, etc. Third place: Sarah Harley. scales, emotional feeling and While the judges deliberat- The winners are invited to lyricism. ed, the rhythm section was perform on Sunday, April 15, at Each finalist performed two joined by two of the judges and 11 a.m. at the 2012 Pensacola selections with a professional several other professional jazz JazzFest, which is scheduled rhythm section made up of musicians, including Sandy for Saturday and Sunday, April Sean Deitrich (piano), Fred Spivey (sax), Roger Villines 14-15. FSU to commemorate integration Florida State University and athletic uniform and be elected Nearly 73 percent of black the Tallahassee community will homecoming princess. The students now graduate from commemorate the institution’s events include a talk by cele- Florida State within six years, a 50th anniversary of integration brated poet Maya Angelou. rate that exceeds the (Florida) April 19-21 with several events, Unlike many other Southern State University System by including a record-breaking, universities, Florida State more than 20 percentage points 1,500-person human chain opened its doors to black stu- and the national average by 17 designed to represent the legacy dents without violence or feder- percentage points. Florida State of the pioneering individuals al intervention, but its achieve- currently ranks third among top who paved the way for the rich ment of integration in 1962 was public research institutions in culture, diversity and opportuni- not without challenges for those the number of bachelor’s ty that exists at the university first students, said President degrees awarded to black stu- today. Eric J. Barron. Because of their dents. The Survey of Earned The commemorative events courageous efforts, tens of thou- Doctorates also has ranked will honor those who were inte- sands of students of all races Florida State among the top 15 gral to the integration efforts, and ethnicities have made institutions in the nation for the including recognition of the first Florida State the great institu- number of black students earn- What’sonyourmind?What’sonyourmind? black students to enroll, wear an tion it is today. ing doctoral degrees. It's kind of like Letters to the editor. Electronic devices top teen distractions But it' s live, immediate, and interactive. Teen girls are twice as likely ■ Reaching for things clips, of which adjusting con- as teen boys to use cell phones “This new study provides trols, personal grooming, and Call in, LIVE on WEBY’s and other electronic devices insight into what activities teens eating or drinking were the most while driving, according to a are doing most when they drive common. new study released Monday by distracted. 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The Some key findings include: ■ Females were nearly twice most common distracting activ- ■ The leading cause of dis- as likely as males to use an elec- Weekdays ities found when cameras were traction for all teens was the use tronic device while driving, and put in new teen drivers’ cars of electronic devices,. overall were nearly 10 percent included: ■ Other than electronic more likely to be observed Live. Local. Immediate. ■ Cell phones device usage, teens engaged in engaging in other distracted ■ Texting some form of potentially dis- behaviors, such as reaching for (850) 623-1330 | www.1330weby.com ■ Personal grooming tracted behavior in 15 percent of an object in the vehicle.

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‘Recyclemania’ comes to Pensacola Beach Saturday Event offers free paper informa- tion on the RECYCLEMANIA shredding, ECUA recycling April 28, “Phar- kits and giant yard sale maceutical What: Shredding, Round-Up” recycling The “three R’s” to some people are “reading, event. events and yard ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic,” but in the recycling world Lastly, sale they are “Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.” On the PBA is When: Saturday, March 31 conducting Saturday, March 31, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., 8 a.m. to 12 noon a Yard Sale Pensacola Beach Advocates (PBA) are working Where: North end of Casino together to focus their attention on recycling and on the Beach Parking lot, the environment. The event features free paper beach side Via de Luna Drive shredding, free ECUA Recycling Kits, and a of Casino Details: (850) 916-0276 Giant Yard Sale located on Pensacola Beach. Beach, Sandpipers pose with the Governor Gilmore Services will provide free paper located The fourth grade class at Pensacola Beach Elementary School traveled to the Florida shredding, as participants are encouraged to bring between State Capitol in Tallahassee recently where they were able to meet Gov. Rick Scott. up to 50 lbs. of household paper documents. The the Outdoor Stage and the Public Restrooms. offer is limited to residential participants only, as Interested participants can obtain an application no businesses are allowed to participate. The for the Yard Sale by downloading it from the PBA Gilmore “Shredding Truck” will be located in the web site (pbadvocates.org) or picking one up at Mild weather entices crowds to beach north end of the Casino Beach Parking Lot, on Via the Pensacola Beach Visitors Center. Goodwill Staff reports “We hope this continues all booth, 2,635 over the same week- De Luna Drive, just past the red marked curb. Easter Seals collection truck will also be on-site Fifty-three thousand cars spring and summer.” said Buck end in 2011 and 15,711 over 2010. The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority for anyone wishing to make a donation, whether passed through the toll booth on Lee, Executive Director of the Since before the oil spill in (ECUA) will offer free “Recycling Kits,” on a or not they participate in the event. the Bob Sikes bridge last weekend, Santa Rosa Island Authority.. 2010, Pensacola Beach has attract- first come-first serve basis. In addition, ECUA For more event and volunteer information, over 5,000 more cars than on the Numbers were up the St. ed record crowds in March and staff members will discuss the new environmental contact Lois 850-916-0276 or email loishaus- same weekend last year and over Patrick’s Day weekend, with may be an indication of a prof- programs offered at the Authority and provide [email protected]. 10,000 more than in 2010. 59,117 passing through the toll itable tourist season to come. Pensacola Beach water tower’s new paint job is only superficial I was parking my Jeep in the Casino That’s a powerful concept. I think of its cover. neighborhoods, there are employers Beach parking lot when I noticed the all the money we spend on cosmetics, Of course, there is an upside to this that don’t have the greatest name work being done to the water tower. paint, auto-body repair, hair color, tat- observation as well. Sometimes, the recognition, there are churches that “Dad, what are they doing?” my son toos, and landscaping. I love all of outside looks terrible, and the inside is don’t have the highest steeples, and asked. I explained that the water these things (well, except for the hair beautiful. I jokingly tell my girls that there are families that aren’t pictured tower was being painted. We talked color and make-up!) and think that before they were born I had prayed for in the papers that deserve our atten- about it and wondered if it was going they certainly add value to our homes, “ugly good girls.” “I don’t know why tion. to be repainted as a beach ball. I cer- cars, self esteem. I am all about things God gave my pretty ones instead!” I Maybe you feel like you need a tainly hope so. We’ve all seen water looking better, but I want them to actu- say. paint job. Maybe you need an extreme towers painted as giant peaches, golf ally be better on the inside, too. The truth is that there are a lot of make-over. Maybe you don’t. My hope balls, and the like. Sometimes, I think that we spend a much worse. Domestic disputes, great folks in our community that for this community is that our internal Then Gabe asked a neat question. lot of time and energy making things addictions, teenage angst, financial deserve a chance to shine from the values get reflected outwardly. From “Dad, what if someone needs the water look better on the outside, while the woes, depression, and pain often breed inside out. Just like the water tower, now on, whenever I see the Pensacola while it’s being painted?” I assured inside still needs repair. in such homes. Like termites, these what’s inside is great stuff even if the Beach water tower I am going to con- him that they were just painting the As a pastor, I have noticed a lot of parasites are chewing away at the outside needs a new coat of paint (OK, sider whether my life is as pure and outside and that the water was still families “look” like things are togeth- foundations of family and citizenship Mary Kay folks, you can quote me on good on the inside as it looks on the fine. er. Their houses are nicely kept, their while the veneers and painted exteriors that one!). There are businesses that outside. Thank you Pensacola Beach Even though the outside was chang- cars are shiny, and their lawns are of life look just fine. I guess we really don’t have the flashy marketing, there for the lesson. ing, the inside was still the same. green. Yet, on the inside things seem shouldn’t judge the proverbial book by are families that don’t live in the nicest Love one. Love another.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER March 29, 2012 Push underway to bring lacrosse to GBHS BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] PTSO hosting The Gulf Breeze Sports Association’s Lacrosse will GBHS Spirit Night hold its fourth annual Emerald May 3 at Blue Coast Lacrosse Bash Saturday and Sunday at Shoreline Park Wahoos game and at Gulf Breeze High. A week from today, area The tournament will feature residents will be able to cure Gulf Breeze teams in the Youth, their Blue Wahoo Fever as the Middle School and Junior new Double-A affiliate of the Varsity Divisions, as well as Cincinnati Reds will kick off teams from New Orleans, its inaugural season. Ocean Springs, Miss.; Dothan, Among those getting in the Ala.; Destin and Covington, La. spirit is Gulf Breeze High, who And while Gulf Breeze High will host its inaugural Spirit will hosts matches on two fields Night May 3 at the Blue behind the school on Saturday Wahoos’ new Multi Use and the championship matches Stadium. The Blue Wahoos will at Dolphin Stadium on Sunday, be taking on the Jackson it it not one of the 14 sports the Generals in the third of a five- school offers – at least not yet. game series with the Seattle “I am willing to do whatever Mariners’ Double-A affiliate. I can to make this a reality for Baseball fans can purchase our community,” said Laura tickets from several GBHS Pattison, an ESE teacher at Gulf sports teams and clubs, with Breeze, who along with Kim those clubs getting a part of Lamar, are directing this ticket sales. weekend’s tournament. Reserve seats tickets, which The pair have also formed are in Sections 113, 115 and Emerald Coast Lightning 117 down the left field line, are Lacrosse, a non-profit 501(c)3 $10 and supplies are limited. that acts as a booster club for not The GBHS SoundWave Submitted Photo only GBSA Lacrosse, but also Band, the Debate Team, Project Things to come? serves as a foundation for what Graduation and the track and would also be GBHS Lacrosse. wrestling teams are the groups Avery Curington handles the ball during a recent GBSA Lacrosse match. Curington, a sixth grader at Gulf Breeze Middle, selling tickets for Spirit Night. could benefit from a GBHS Lacrosse program, should the school decide to institute one. •SEE LACROSSE, PAGE 6C See band members Mallory Demotts, Harley Taylor or Adrienne Lefford or Debate Team sponsor Stephen Meredeth, McDaniel to continue football careers Stanquist or Hailey Philips. Tickets can also be BY JASON THOMPSON purchased on the Project Gulf Breeze News Graduation website or by [email protected] seeing Trish Droogsma. Of the 4,000 seats inside the Multi Use Two members of the Dolphin Stadium, 3,000 have already football team will continue their been sold for the entire season. playing careers as walk ons. Gulf Coast Youth Baseball Receiver Blake Meredeth will Tournament here this walk on at Louisiana Tech, weekend while kicker Max McDaniel Shoreline Park will be will walk on at Southern Miss. bustling with activity this “The first thing was, they had weekend. In addition to the my major (biomedical Emerald Coast Lacrosse Blast engineering). There weren’t a lot (see related story), the of schools that offer that,” the inaugural Gulf Coast Youth son of Jim and Darcy Meredeth Baseball Kickoff Tournament is said. “Plus, I’ve had two years in scheduled to start this week. that (Tony Franklin) system. The tournament began Tony Franklin’s the offensive Wednesday (after the News’ coordinator there.” deadline) and will continue Meredeth caught 24 passes until Sunday. for 321 yards and three While a bracket was touchdowns for the Dolphins in unavailable at press time, 2011 and made 45 tackles as a GBSA officials estimate that linebacker. He’ll be the second there will be 20 teams in coach sibling in his family to play pitch, minors, majors and senior college football – brother Tyler Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News league divisions coming in from Lake played at Rhodes College Dolphin kicker Max McDaniel (above, 14) will walk on at rec parks throughout Escambia from 2004-08. Southern Miss, while receiver Blake Meredeth (40) will walk and Santa Rosa Counties. •SEE WALK ONS, AGE  P 3C on at Louisiana Tech. We work hard to ensure our customers continue to recommend us! Mark Lee BROKER/ REALTOR® Cell 850.261.1996 [email protected] Cherry Fitch REALTOR® Cell 850.723.9723 [email protected] GaryMichaels REALTOR® Cell 850.501.1122 [email protected] Levin & Rinke Resort Realty, Inc (850) 916-5050

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Girls Long Jump 4x400 meter relay – 1) Linton, Nancy 5 GB-Hightower 9-15 5 Santiago, Alex 16-1 Suarez, Welsh, Newberry (4:34). 8 SP-Lippincott 8-16 BASEBALL Girls Triple Jump This week’s matchups 4 Santiago, Alex 32-5.25 March 20 - Gulf Breeze Friday Tate Tournament 5 Villane, Kaycee 31-6.5 HBTS-Pohlmann at SP-Lippincott March 19 - UWF Girls Shot Put RS-Hansford at RS-Thorsen McAdory, Ala. 000 010 002– 3 8 Droogsma, Jessie 31-02.00 HS TENNIS RS-Barrow at PAC-Wise Dolphins 100 000 000– 1 Girls Discus Throw GB-Hightower at GS-Coyne Andy Creech 2/4 R, Taylor Busbee 4 Droogsma, Jessie 96-00.50 Dolphins 7, Milton 0 1/3, Taylor Baynes 2/2 RBI, Matt Singles FLIGHT FOUR Kolokouris 1/2 Boys 800 Meter Run Allen Wang (GB) def Tim Dempsey 1 RS-Bass 19-9 Gray Dorsey 7 IP, 1 R, 4 Hs, 7 BBs, 9 Ks. 4 Gelormini, Francis 2:03.64 6-3, 6-3 2 RS-Whidden 18-10 Chad Wise (L) 2 IP, 2 Rs, 3 Hs, 1 Boys 1 Mile Run Harley Spann (GB) def Thomas 3 PCC-Benton 15-13 BB, 3 Ks. 13 Heriot, Robert 5:15.06 Dempsey 6-0, 6-0 4 RS-Costello 14-14 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles Josh Goldstein (GB) def Tyler Leach 5 Navy-Farris 14-14 March 20 – UWF Preliminaries 6-0, 6-0 6 OB-Porter 12-16 Washington, Okla. 100 030 0 – 4 9 Moss, Clay 44.77 Ben Lockhart (GB) def Colten 7 Club-Abshire 11-17 Dolphins 1(10)0 100 x –12 Boys Pole Vault Spence 6-0, 6-0 8 GB-Gray 9-19 Creech 2/5 2B R, Busbee 2/4 2Rs, 9 Duntz, Mark 9-0 Ben Barrow (GB) def Border This week’s matchups Kyle McGee 2/3 2B R, Baynes 2/2 Boys Shot Put Williams 6-0, 6-2 Monday R, Kolokouris 2/4 3B 2Rs, Trey 1 Droogsma, Austin 52-10.50 Doubles Baker 1/2 3Rs, Luke Niles 1/2 R, Boys Discus Throw Wang/Goldstein (GB) def Club-Abshire at RS-Whidden Ramsey Wilks 1/3 R. 1 Droogsma, Austin 161-11.5 Dempsey/Dempsey 8-5 OB-Porter at GB-Gray Mitchell Robbins 3 IP, 1 R, 2 Hs, 1 Spann/Lockhart (GB) def Navy-Farris at RS-Bass BB, 2 Ks. March 20 – Gulf Breeze Leach/Williams 8-1 RS-Costello at PCC-Benton Kolokouris (W) 1 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 1 BB, 1 K. Dolphins 75, Pace 74, West Baynes 1 1/3 IP, 3 Rs, 3 Hs, 3 BB, 1 K. Florida 25 Lady Dolphins 7, Milton 0 FLIGHT FIVE Brandon Aydelott 1 1/3 IP, 0 Rs, 0 Discus – 1) Droogsma (163-6) Singles 1 PCC-Klahorst 21-7 Hs, 1 BB, 3 Ks. Long Jump – 3) Don President Kelly Barnhill (GB) def Cara Scott 6- 2 RS-McGhee 19-9 (18-5), 4) Dick (18-0). 4, 7-5 3 HBTS-Frink 15-13 March 21 – West Florida Shot Put – 1) Droogsma (53-.5). Torie Gray (GB) def Isabelle Eiter 6- 4 RS-Feinstein 14-14 Dolphins 110 000 0 – 2 High Jump – T4) Erik Kelsch, Connor 0, 6-0 5 GB-Szymanski 13-15 Pryor, Okla. 001 000 2 – 3 Oldham, Torrey Williams (5-6). Elizabeth Bryan (GB) def Cierrah 6 RS-Hoffman 11-17 Two outs when winning run scored Pole Vault – 2) Lucas Zalar (10-0). Jackson 6-0, 6-0 7 Club-Gadboys 11-17 Creech 2/3 2B R, Baker 2/3, Niles 4x800 meter relay – 1) Matt Yates, Eliza Jones (GB) def Jaszmine 8 PAC-Gaspard 8-20 1B R, Davis Wood 1/3, Michael John Taylor, George Taylor, Howard 6-2, 6-0 This week’s matchups Hawkins 1/3, McGee 1/4. Gelormini (8:57). Kobi Bell (GB) def Marta Mack 6-0, 6-0 Tuesday Kale Jarvis 5 IP, 1 R, 2 Hs, 2 BBs, 9 Ks. 110 meter hurdles – 2) Jacob Doubles HBTS-Frink at PCC-Klahorst Chad Wise 0 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 1 BB, 1 K. Rosas (18.12), 3) Peter Hahn (19- Barnhill/Gray (GB) def Scott/Eiter 8-2 Club-Gadboys at GB-Szymanski Brandon Aydelott (L) 1 2/3 IP, 2 Rs, 4), 4) Moss (19.87). Bryan/Jones (GB) def Jackson/Tyler 8-1 PAC-Gaspard at RS-Hoffman 2 Hs, 2 BBs, 4 Ks. 100 meter dash – 1) President (11.03). RS-Feinstein at RS-McGhee 1600 meter run – 2) Jonah Gann Greater Pensacola Ladies Tennis Thursday – Escambia (4:58), 4) Babikow (5:08). FLIGHT SIX Escambia 000 301 0 – 4 4x100 meter relay – 1) Andrew 1 RS-Turbyfill 24-4 Dolphins 001 000 0 – 1 Zambetti, Mitchell Delgado, Patrick 2 GS-Mayers 18-10 Creech 2/4, Busbee 1/4, Kolokouris ADULT Roane, President (45.56). 3 GB-Sprague 17-11 1/3, Baker 1/3 2B, C.J. Nelson 2/3. 400 meter run – 1) Oldham (54.9). 4 RS-Buffington 15-13 Garrett Peek (L) 7 IP, 4 Rs, 4 Hs, 2 300 meter hurdles – 1) Rosas TENNIS 5 RS-Manziek 13-15 BBs, 9 Ks, 1 HBP. (44.91), 2) Josh Monserrate (45.0). 6 PAC-Hassell 9-19 800 meter run – 1) Yates (2:06), 2) League Standings Ninth grade 7 PCC-Rushing 9-19 Gelormini (2:07). (Records as of March 24) March 20 – Milton 8 PNCT-Kellen 7-21 200 meter dash – 3) President (23.94). OPEN FLIGHT Dolphins 202 100 00 – 5 This week’s matchups 4x400 meter relay – 1) Oldham, 1 RS-Covell 20-8 Milton 001 010 30 – 5 Wednesday Gelormini, Monserrate, Yates (3:39). 2 OB-Elliott 19-9 Sam Covell 1/4 R, Jacob Fisher 2/3 RS-Manziek at PAC-Hassell 3 RS-Frank 18-10 2 Rs, Jacob Kubik 1/4 R RBI, Jon Lady Dolphins 85, Pace 77, West RS-Buffington at GB-Sprague 4 GB-Porter 17-11 Hayden 1/4 RBI, Cole Nitterauer 1/3 Florida 16 RS-Turbyfill at PCC-Rushing 5 Club-Goldstein 13-15 3B R. Discus – 1) Droogsma (104-3), 3) PNCT-Kellen at GS-Mayers 6 RS-Barraclough 9-19 Chris Welt 6 IP, 2 Rs, 1 H, 3 BBs, 3 Ks. Natalie Welsh (72-4), 4) Marie 7 RS-Racine 9-19 Zach Arner 2 IP, 3 Rs, 3 Hs, 2 BBs, 1 K. Meyering (67-.5) FLIGHT SEVEN 8 RS-Eddins 7-21 Long Jump – 1) Villane (14-10). 1 GB-Rand 21-11 March 21 – Gulf Breeze Shot Put – 2) Droogsma (30-2). This week’s matchups 2 Club-Early 17-15 Escambia 111 011 – 5 High Jump – 1) Santiago (4-10), 4) Tuesday 3 PCC-Brown 15-17 Dolphins 021 62x – 11 Kassie Oldham (4-4). RS-Eddins at Club-Goldstein 4 GS-Bradley 14-14 Covell 1/3 2Rs, Fisher R, Kubik 1/3 Pole Vault – 1) Oldham (7-6), 2) RS-Racine at RC-Covell 5 RS-Tucker 13-15 2B 2Rs RBI, Gant Player 2/3 R, Droogsma (7-6). OB-Elliott at RS-Barraclough 6 Club-Pettit 12-20 Nitterauer 2/3 2B 2Rs, Cole Brown 4x800 meter relay – 1) Welsh, GB-Porter at RS-Frank This week’s matchups 1/3 R RBI, Hunter Vancil 2/3 R 2 Elise Jubeck, Caroline Gibble, Thursday RBIs, Hank Newell BB R. Alexis Parnell (11:18). FLIGHT ONE Club-Pettit at GS-Bradley Peyton Hoover (W) 4 IP, 3 Rs, 5 Hs, 100 meter hurdles – 4) Linton (18.95). 1 GS-Gaylor 20-8 PCC-Brown at GB-Rand 2 BBs, 4 Ks. 100 meter dash – 2) Haley 2 Club-Leveque 19-9 RS-Tucker at Club-Early Arner 2 IP, 2 Rs, 3 Hs, 1 BB, 0 Ks. Bohannon (13.64). 3 GB-Hutson 16-12 1600 meter run – 2) Alexis Parnell 4 BWB-LeBeau 15-13 FLIGHT EIGHT (6:56), 3) Erin Burgess (6:18), 4) 5 OB-Hemphill 13-15 1 RS-Dantino 16-4 Dakota Evans (6:48). 6 PNCT-Moore 11-17 2 HBTS-Little 15-9 OFTBALL 4x100 meter relay – 1) Santiago, 7 PAC-Daugherty 10-18 3 RS-Ortman 14-6 S Dominique Gaines, Bohannon, 8 PCC-Endacott 8-20 4 GS-Wilder 13-11 Maggie Mims (53.28). This week’s matchups 5 PCC-Mayberry 8-16 March 20 – Milton 400 meter run – 1) Gaines (1:04). Wednesday 6 RS-Morrison 6-14 Lady Dolphins 000 000 0 – 0 300 meter hurdles – 2) Linton PCC-Endacott at PAC-Daugherty 7 PAC-Daughtry 4-16 Milton 300 130 x – 7 (52.4), 4) Joanna Newberry (57.16). GS-Gaylor at PNCT-Moore This week’s matchups Ashleigh Keys 1B. 800 meter run – 1) Jubeck (2:47). Club-Leveque at BWB-LeBeau Friday Megan McDonald (L) 6 IP, 7 Rs, 7 200 meter dash – 2) Emma Bolton GB-Hutson at OB-Hemphill GS-Wilder at HBTS-Little Hs, 7 BBs, 11 Ks. (29.11). PAC-Daughtry at PCC-Mayberry 3200 meter run – 1) Parnell (13:05). FLIGHT TWO Thursday – Gulf Breee RS-Dantino at RS-Ortman 4x400 meter relay – 1) Gaines, 1 Club-Parsons 21-7 Rutherford 002 320 0 – 7 Villane, Sammy Welsh, Linton (4:29). 2 GB-Hartley 17-11 Lady Dolphins 100 100 0 – 2 FLIGHT NINE 3 RS-Rasch 17-11 Nina Ewens 1/3, Amanda Curington Thrusday – Gulf Breeze 1 GB-Gliddon 14-1 4 Club-Horton 15-13 1/4 R, Me. McDonald 3/4, Keys 1/4, Dolphins 71, Pensacola Christian 2 OB-Batt 7-8 5 OB-Larkin 13-15 Marissa McDonald 1/3 RBI, Sara 57, Catholic 39 3 Club-Kanning 0-12 6 Port-Holt 13-15 Spillers R, Sydney Ezelle 1/3, Lydia Discus – 1) Droogsma (161-7), 4) This week’s matchup 7 GS-Arnold 12-16 Ellington 1/3 2B RBI. Goldsmith (103-9). Monday 8 OB-Brabner 4-24 Ma. McDonald (L) 7 IP, 7 Rs, 10 Hs, Long Jump – 2) President (19-1.5), OB-Batt at Club-Kanning This week’s matchups 4 BBs, 4 Ks. 3) Dick (17-9). Subesectional Meet Shot Put – 1) Droogsma (53-2). Thursday Friday – Gulf Breeze High Jump – 2) Williams (5-6), 3) GB Hartley at OB-Larkin Kelsch (5-6). OB-Brabner at Port-Holt RS-Rasch at Club-Parsons EIGHTLIFTING TRACK Pole Vault – 3) Chance Wallis (11- W 0), 4) Sky Nosiri (10-0). Club-Horton at GS-Arnold 4x800 meter relay – 1) Gelormini, West Florida 78, Dolphins 31, Vince Whibbs Invitational Oldham, Taylor, Taylor (9:01.23). FLIGHT THREE Baker 28, Northview 23, Catholic March 17– Washington 110 meter hurdles – 3) Shannon 1 PAC-Wise 18-6 19, Rocky Bayou 16, Jay 15. Women - Team Rankings Gallenbeck (17.31), 4) Rosas (17.44). 3 RS-Hansford 17-7 1) Pine Forest 120.5 100 meter dash – 1) President 4 GS-Coyne 14-10 2) West Florida 88 (11.04), 2) Delgado (11.86), 3) 2 HBTS-Pohlmann 13-11 3) Pensacola 85 Roane (12.09). 6 RS-Barrow 9-15 •SEE STATS, PAGE 3C 4) South Walton 62 1600 meter run – 3) Gann (5:01), 7 RS-Thorsen 8-16 5) Bay 43 4) Heriot (5:06). 6) Catholic 40.5 4x100 meter relay – 1) Delgado, 7) Escambia 37 Roane, Alex Whidby, President (45.16). NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS 8) Pensacola Christian 34 400 meter run – 2) Parsa (58.16). 9) Washington 31 300 meter hurdles – 3) Monserrate All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county department meetings are held at the County Administrative Center, Board Room, 6495 10) Crestview 28 (44.97), 4) Rosas (45.42). Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated. 11) Fairhope 26 800 meter run – 1) G. Taylor (2:17), 12) Gulf Breeze 22 3) J. Taylor (2:21). Marine Advisory April 3 5:00 p.m. 13) Navarre 21 200 meter dash – 2) Delgado (24.95). Santa Rosa Housing Coalition Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton April 4 1:30 p.m. 14) Niceville 8 4x400 meter relay – 1) J. Taylor, Blackwater Soil and Water Monserrate, G. Taylor, Gallenbeck (3:46). Men - Team Rankings Conservation District 6285 Dogwood Dr., Milton April 5 7:30 a.m. 1) Pensacola 117 Pensacola Christian 80, Lady Tourist Development North End Committee Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce, 2) West Florida 105 Dolphins 78, Catholic 20 5247 Stewart St., Milton April 5 8:30 a.m. 3) Pine Forest 102.5 Discus – 1) Droogsma (101-.5). Commission Committee April 9 9:00 a.m. 4) Washington 78.50 Long Jump – 1) Santiago (15-4.5), Fire Department Executive Group Emergency Operations Center, 4499 Pine Forest Rd, Milton April 9 6:30 p.m. 5) Catholic 72 3) Villane (13-9.5). Tourist Development South End Committee Navarre Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre April 11 9:00 a.m. 6) Navarre 36 Shot Put – 2) Droogsma (28-9). Building Code Board of Adjustments Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton April 11 2:30 p.m. 7) Escambia 35.50 High Jump – T1) Santiago (4-8). Commission Regular April 12 9:00 a.m. 8) Pensacola Christian 31.50 Pole Vault – 2) Oldham (7-6), 4) Zoning Board April 12 6:00 p.m. 9) Gulf Breeze 25 Droogsma (7-0). Emergency Services Advisory Committee April 18 2:00 p.m. 10) Fairhope 20 4x800 meter relay – 1) Welsh, 11) Robertsdale 16 Jubeck, Gibble, Parnell (11:25). Tourist Development Council Board Meeting Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce Board Room, 12) South Walton 15 100 meter hurdles – 1) Linton (18.24). 5247 Stewart St., Milton April 18 3:00 p.m. 13) Bay 5 100 meter dash – 3) Bolton Aviation Advisory Committee April 18 5:00 p.m. (13.97), 4) Aidan O’Daniel (13.99). Commission Committee April 23 9:00 a.m. Results 1600 meter run – 3) Parnell (6:06), Bagdad Architectural Review Board Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton April 25 8:30 a.m. Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 4) Burgess (6:20). Public Safety Coordinating Council Sheriff's Dept. Training Room, 5755 E. Milton Rd. April 25 11:30 a.m. Preliminaries 4x100 meter relay – 1) Santiago, Parks and Recreation April 25 5:30 p.m. 6 Rodgers, Hannah 17.60 Gaines, Newberry, Bolton (53.81). Commission Regular April 26 9:00 a.m. 7 Linton, Taylor 18.79 400 meter run – 2) O’Daniel (1:10), Local Mitigation Strategy meeting Girls 300 Meter Hurdles 3) Craighead (1:12). Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton April 26 1:30 p.m. Preliminaries 300 meter hurdles – 3) Linton Commission Special - Rezoning Meeting April 26 6:00 p.m. 4 Rodgers, Hannah 49.52 (54.89). If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain 7 Linton, Taylor 52.36 800 meter run – 2) Gibble (2:55), assistance. Please contact Kathy Jordan at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hear- Girls High Jump 3) Jubeck (2:56). ing. Agendas and minutes are also available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held in the Board Room are recorded on DVD and available for pur- 10 Santiago, Alex 4-10 200 meter dash – 2) Bolton (28.83), chase and most can be viewed live and/or replayed at this web site by selecting the meeting from the main page. Girls Pole Vault 4) O’Daniel (30.12). 6 Droogsma, Jessie 8-0 3200 meter run – 1) Parnell (13:06).

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3) Dustin Milstead (W. Fla.) 185/190 Fla) 300/235 – 535. 199 lb. class – 1) Joseph Fernando 160/170 – 330. STATS – 375. 2) Kody Kelley (GBHS) 270/225 – (W Fla.) 290/275 – 565. 7) Jason Knight (Jay) 205/0 – 205. 4) Brandon Poley (Jay) 190/170 – 495. 2) Corey Harper (Baker) 275/265 – ADULT GOLF 360. 3) Blake Pilgrim (Jay) 270/210 – 540. 238 lb. class – 1) Darryl Davis (W Tiger Point Men’s Golf Continued from page 2C 5) Mason Bridges (Jay) 170/160 – 480. 3) Justin Beauford (W Fla.) 290/240 Fla.) 335/275 – 610. 330. 4) David Akintonde (Catholic) – 530. 2) Trevante Taylor (W Fla.) 305/260 Association’s Two-Man, Team Modifield Stableford Tournament 119 lb. class – 1) Nick Staviski 6) Zackary Wyant (Catholic) 245/205 – 450. 4) Caleb McCullough (Rocky – 565. 145/115 – 260. 5) Charles Phillips (Rocky Bayou) Bayou) 220/245 – 465. 3) Kody Nixon (Baker) 285/235 – – March 21 (GBHS) 150 lb. bench, 140 lb. 1) ROGER ROWE & JIM NELSON clean and jerk – 290 total) 7) Adam Preisser (Catholic) 140/0 – 225/195 – 420. 5) Logan Weber (Northview) 520. 140. 6) Chad Smith (Northview) 200/200 240/215 – 455. 4) Luke McDaniel (Northview) – PLUS 8 2) Stefan Sanguyo (Baker) 120/150 2) RICK MARTIN & KEITH MANN – 270. – 400. 6) Walker Davis (GBHS) 240/195 – 250/220 – 470. 154 lb. class – 1) Corey Ness (W. 7) Tyler Mueller (Rocky Bayou) 435. 5) Ronald Cook III (Catholic – PLUS 4 129 lb. class – 1) Chris Jordan (W. 3) TOM O'CONNELL & MARK – 405. Fla) 265/225 – 490. 185/140 – 325. 7) Cody Hitt (Jay) 205/200 – 405. 205/185 – 390. Fla). 210/195 DEVLIN – PLUS 4 2) Taylor Carlisle (Baker) 180/175 – 2) Khalil Cannon (W. Fla) 240/215 – 8) Ricky Cofield (Jay) 0/225 – 225. 8) Jeffrey Taylor (Northview) 4) BOB MARLER & GIL HULL – 355. 455. 205/195 – 400. Heavyweight class – 1) Joseph MINUS 3 3) Joseph Pohlman (Catholic) 3) Tyler Oliver (Baker) 215/185 – 183 lb. class – 1) Adam Downing 9) Trent Bedell (GBHS) 195/195 – Jackson (W. Fla) 360/300 – 660. 205/135 – 340. 400. (Rocky Bayou) 290/270 – 560. 390. 2) Austin Droogsma (GBHS) Tiger Point Ladies Golf 4) Clayton Minnick (GBHS) 4) Jamie Gifford (Northview) 2) Erik Kurpuis (W. Fla) 265/260 – 525. 305/315 – 620. Association’s Net Birdies or Better 180/150 – 330. 185/195 – 380. 3) Simon Smiley (Catholic) 290/225 219 lb. class – 1) Andrew Farrow 3) Joshua Stubblefield (Rocky Day Tournament – March 20 5) John Whibbs (Catholic) 150/125 5) Chris Beck (GBHS) 205/175 – – 515. (Northview) 300/255 – 555. Bayou) 330/265 – 595. 1) Betty Douglas, Darlene Richards, – 275. 380. 4) Kyle Smith (GBHS) 285/215 – 2) Roderick Woods (Northview) 4) Jaylen Smith (W. Fla) 315/255 – Lois Muller 6) Eddie Agrait (Jay) 135/140 – 275. 6) Dakota Smith (Jay) 205/170 – 510. 265/255 – 520. 570. 2) Mary O’Neal, Nancy Teston, 7) Jaylen Parker (Northview) 375. 5) Jacob Sullivan (Catholic) 235/185 3) Taylor Brown (Baker) 225/225 – 5) Nathan Therrell (Northview) Carol Bisceglio 115/125 - 240. 7) Nathan McCullough (Rocky – 420. 450. 285/245 – 530. Bayou) 160/190 – 350. 6) Sawyer Hudson (Jay) 210/205 – 4) Joshua Gilmore (Jay) 235/160 – 6) Jared Cuevas (Catholic) 265/205 Chip-ins: Betty Douglas, Mary O’Neal 139 lb. class – 1) Frank Herbert (W 8) Jeffrey Dubose (GBHS) 0/170 – 415. 395. – 470. Birdies: Christine Schultz #17, Fla.) 215/185 – 400. 170. 7) John Atkins (Jay) 190/190 – 380. 5) Matthew Pippins (Rocky Bayou) 7) Tucker Harrington (Jay) 240/210 Darlene Richards #10, Carol 2) T.J. Baughn (GBHS) 195/180 – 375. 8) Wesley Caldwell (GBHS) 0/180 160/175 – 335. – 450. 169 lb. class – 1) Ryan Adams (W. – 180. 6) Joseph Kennedy (Catholic) 8) Joseph Lee (Baker) 295/0 – 295. Bisceglio #2 Dolphin baseball goes NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE 1-3 at Tate Tournament AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted BY JASON THOMPSON on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. baseball team was one of 16 teams that competed in last Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): week’s Tate Tournament at Thursday, April 26, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. various locations in Pensacola. Counting three games the Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board week before, GBHS played Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Local seven games in eight days, Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinances enti- going 2-5. They lost three tled: games in the Tate Tournament by a combined six runs. Ordinance: “We are extremely proud of our performances on the mound. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING They kept us in each game,” ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS coach Randy Renfroe said. DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO “Most of our hitters had a THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS solid tournament as well. We DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 03-25; just did not get the timely hit we AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY needed in several of the games. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS Our guys are working hard and I DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND expect to see offensive PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. production to go up. I felt the guys as whole did a great job representing GBHS in a very competitive tournament.” Zoning District Amended: from McAdory (Ala.) 3, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News HCD (Highway Commercial Dolphins 1 (nine innings) Development District) to R1A (Single McAdory scored twice in the Kale Jarvis struck out nine and allowed only two hits in five innings, but Pryor, Okla. scored twice in seventh to win 3-2. Family Residential District) - total top of the ninth to beat Gulf approximately 2.705 (+/-) acres. Breeze March 19 at UWF. Creech and McGee both had The Dolphins scored single Andy Creech, who went 2- two hits in the win, both hitting runs in the first and second. Future Land Use Designation for-4, singled and scored on a a double and scoring once. Pryor scored once in the third. Amended: from Commercial to Taylor Baynes sacrifice in the Matt Kolokouris, who went Creech and Baker both had two Medium Family Residential bottom of the first. Baynes also 2-for-4 and scored twice, added hits, while Niles, Davis Wood had two hits, while the rest of the an RBI triple. Creech added an and Michael Hawkins had one team went a combined 3-for-22. RBI double in the fourth. hit each. Gray Dorsey pitched seven Taylor Busbee had two hits Kale Jarvis allowed only two innings, allowing only four hits and scored twice, while Baynes hits in five innings, while with seven walks and nine went 2-for-2 and scored once. striking out nine. Zoning District Amended: from Ag strikeouts – his third ‘no-deci- Trey Baker had a hit and Escambia 4, Dolphins 1 (Agricultural District) to HCD sion’ of the season. scored three times, while Niles A three-run fourth inning was (Highway Commercial Development Chad Wise allowed three hits, and Ramsey Wilks both had a the difference as Escambia beat District) - total approximately 2.00 struck out three and walked one hit and a run scored. the Dolphins Thursday. (+/-) acres. in the final two innings. Mitchell Robbins, Andrew Jurnovoy walked Dolphins 12, Kolokouris, Baynes and and scored on McGee’s sacrifice Future Land Use Designation Washington, Okla. 4 Brandon Aydelott held fly in the bottom of the third. Amended: from Agriculture to A 10-run second inning broke Washington to only five hits and Creech and C.J. Nelson had Commercial. a 1-1 tie as the Dolphins rolled combined for seven strikeouts. two hits in the loss, while to victory March 20 at UWF. Pryor, Okla. 3, Dolphins 2 Busbee, Kolokouris and Baker Luke Niles, Creech and Kyle A two-run single, along with had one each, with Baker’s McGee all had RBI singles in a fielding error, allowed Pryor being a double. the second inning, where seven to notch a come-from-behind Garrett Peek struck out nine Zoning District Amended: from Ag runs scored on wild pitches. win over Pryor, Okla. March 20. and allowed for hits for GBHS (Agriculture District) to HCD (Highway Commercial Development District) - total approximately .805 (+/-) acres. TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Do you suffer from Commercial. Q fatigue? Yes. According to Florida Chapter 57 the court, if it You’re not alone ... at least 20% The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above finds that a lawsuit was of Americans suffer from some sort scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad frivolous at the inception, A of fatigue. We have an all natural Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the can not only assess nutritional product clinically proven to help Meetings & Agendas Page of the County's website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approxi- attorney’s fees and costs restore and replenish core energy and mately 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the relieveagainst occasional the pain.claimant, It contains but pure meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Four move on Kyle Smith competes during last week’s Sub-Sectional weightlifting meet at GBHS. Four lifters The Gulf Breeze High boys (Nick Staviski – 119 lb. class, T.J. Baughn – 139, Kody Kelley – 169 and Austin Droogsma – and girls tennis teams rolled to heavyweight) placed in the top three to advance to the Sectional meet at Arnold on Monday. 7-0 wins over Milton March 20. Smith finished fourth. Harley Spann, Josh Goldstein and Ben Lockart won their number two, three and four singles matches by Lady Dolphins lose to West Florida identical 6-0, 6-0 scores. For the girls, Torie Gray, BY JASON THOMPSON Elizabeth Bryan and Kobi Bell Gulf Breeze News won their number two, three and [email protected] five singles matches by identical Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 6-0, 6-0 scores. Complete scores The Lady Dolphin softball team was held to Elizabeth Bryan serves in a recent GBHS tennis match. are on Page 2C. one hit Monday in a 7-0 loss to West Florida. The loss dropped GBHS to 2-5 in district play, which almost ensures that the three-time defending district champs will have to win three games (instead of two) in the district tournament, and two (instead one) to just get into the playoffs. Monday’s game started with some controversy as Megan McDonald was called for a dozen illegal pitches, where the foot comes out of contact with the pitching rubber before she pitches. West Florida, without a hit, scored three in the first inning and added four more in the third. Megan McDonald’s infield single in the first was the team’s only hit. Rutherford 7, Lady Dolphins 2 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The Lady Rams avenged an earlier loss to Coach Sean Tomey (right) gets an GBHS, scoring two in the third, three in the fourth explanation from umpire Bob Farrell Monday and two in the fifth Thursday in Gulf Breeze. against West Florida. Megan McDonald went 3-for-4 in the loss, while Nina Ewens, Amanda Curington, Ashleigh Lady Dolphin JV 10, West Florida 9 Keys, Marissa McDonald, Sydney Ezelle and Kalee Bogan’s sac fly in the sixth scored Lydia Ellington had one hit apiece. Marissa Jordan Brayton for the winning run Monday in McDonald struck out four in the loss. Gulf Breeze. Bogan, Savannah Nixon and Jasmyn Milton 7, Lady Dolphins 0 Hearn all scored twice in the win. Milton JV 15, Lady Dolphins 0 Keys’ leadoff single in the second was the Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News teams’ only hit as Gulf Breeze struck out 14 times Gulf Breeze was held without a hit in a loss at Emma Bolton (left) and Aidan O’Daniel compete in the 100 meter dash during a home meet in a loss at Milton March 20. Milton March 20. last week. Look for results of the Dolphin track team on Page 2C. WALK ONS

Continued from page 1C McDaniel, a four-year starter on the Dolphin soccer team, made 43 of his 44 extra point attempts and six of his 13 field goal attempts this year for the football team. That total does not include his field goal against Arnold that helped clinch the team’s first playoff appearance since 2003. “I didn’t really have a lot of scholarship offers – everybody’s looking for preferred walk ons,” the son of Mark and Lisa McDaniel said. “Kickers have to earn their scholarship – it’s not handed to them like other Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News position players.” Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News JV boys soccer awards “They had a successful year last year. I think with the group JV girls soccer awards Preston Demaria, Will Green and Matthew Cutler were they have coming in, they’re Alex Holloway, Sydney Ezelle, Callie Craighead and Rachel Carr were named Academic named Academic Award winners for the Dolphin JV soccer going to be successful for years Award winners for the Lady Dolphin JV soccer team at its recent awards banquet. team at its recent awards banquet. to come.”

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Continued from page 2C thinkers and offer our kids the Principal Jason Weeks is not opportunity to play another opposed to the new sport, but sport – especially one as fast has two big concerns – one of paced and exciting as lacrosse!” them being how the program The other concern is travel. If will be funded. Gulf Breeze High were to field a “As a principal, I feel I have lacrosse team in 2013, it would to be a protectorate of our be the only one in the Central business partners and area Time Zone of Florida. businesses,” Weeks said. “We’re always going to “You’d be asking area business scrutinize students missing to financially support another class,” Weeks said. team, on top of all the teams The closest boys teams are in they support already.” Tallahassee, while the closest Pattison says the GBSA girls teams are in Gainesville Lacrosse supporters are ready to and Jacksonville. help start a GBHS program. The Lacrosse in Georgia is a Pensacola Riptide, a local men’s recognized high school sport, lacrosse team, wants to help as but not in Alabama or well with a tournament May 19- Mississippi. The closest girls 20. Proceeds from the tournament team is Columbus, Ga., which is Submitted photos would benefit GBSA Lacrosse, as 258 miles away, which leaves A forklift is used to load the many boxes of books collected by the GBHS National English Honor Society to be donated to well as help fund a high school the only days GBHS could play the African Library Project. At right, William Farmer prepares to deliver the books to New Orleans during Spring Break. program at Gulf Breeze. is a Friday night or a Saturday. “Our ultimate goal is to have Lacrosse became a recognized a high school league among sport in Florida in 2008. Since several area schools,” said Pete 2010, the number of schools Road trip takes on global literacy Butler, a member of the Riptide. offering lacrosse in Florida has “Lacrosse is the fastest nearly doubled (67 to 137 for ■ Gulf Breeze High really moving. I am glad I could boxes for several Week in late January. The final growing sport in the US and is boys, 62 to 113 for girls). now played at the high school students use Spring be part of it.” months. “An even packing session occurred on the GBHS has until October to Generous donations from greater feeling, Friday of spring break. level in almost every other declare to the FHSAA what Break to deliver books local schools and individuals though, is the fact “The African Library Project major Florida city except our spring sports they will offer in Conventional notions of made the book drive, which was that each library is an extremely worthy cause,” area. We need to be progressive the 2012-13 school year. teenagers on spring break sponsored by NEHS in the late has the potential said senior NEHS member include lethargic afternoons at fall, a tremendous success. to impact genera- Olivia Wise, who is also the the beach, sleeping in, and gen- Books were donated by students tions of children Pate GBHS debate team’s public erally “chillin’,” to employ cur- and staff from Gulf Breeze and their families, forum captain and editor-in- rent teenage vernacular. High, Gulf Breeze Middle making a lasting, real difference chief of the school newspaper. For William Farmer and School, and Woodlawn Beach for thousands of people that our “While we take reading for Allen Wang, seniors at Gulf Middle School, as well as indi- students and other donors will granted, the children and Breeze High School and mem- viduals from the Gulf Breeze probably never meet. I feel teenagers in Africa do not have bers of the National English and Pensacola areas. extremely inspired and humbled that privilege.” Honor Society, spring break As a result of the book drive, by this accomplishment.” The African Library Project also meant transporting 6,011 six libraries will be established Private donations from the matches schools and organiza- books on March 15 to New in three different African coun- community and a “$1,000 in a tions in the United States with Orleans as the final step in the tries: two primary school Minute” fundraiser last African communities to create NEHS book drive for the libraries in Botswana, two high December, where GBHS stu- libraries. U.S. children and fam- African Library Project. school libraries in Swaziland, dents collected student dona- ilies donate their books and Farmer and Wang were and two libraries in Ghana, tions within the span of a share the gift of reading with accompanied by Edward Pate, which will serve students and minute, netted $1,100 toward children in Africa. Books are NEHS faculty advisor, and Lee community members from ages the cost of shipping the books to collected in the U.S. through Farmer. 4 to 24. libraries in Africa. book drives and shipped by vol- “The project was over- “Seeing the 100-plus boxes NEHS and First Priority unteers directly to the commu- whelmingly successful,” said on the warehouse loading dock members packed up the books nities requesting them. For fur- Farmer, who chaired the book was a great feeling,” said Pate, after school on several ther information, log on to drive. “Surpassing our initial whose classroom walls at Wednesdays, beginning during www.africanlibraryproject.org. goal by over 5,000 books is GBHS have been lined with the Florida’s state-wide Literacy Baer, Huntley show ‘creative’ writing skills Mention this Ad to Receive a 5% DISCOUNT Chloe Baer and Magen State Award: Bethanie Lee on Packing Services and a Huntley of Gulf Breeze Middle ■ Drawing, Pensacola State School excelled in the recent Award: Erica Fitzgerald *FREE Starter Kit of Boxes. Santa Rosa County Creative ■ Drawing, University of Writing Contest. West Florida Award: Hayden Huntley earned second place Davis (850)665-3143 and a blue ribbon in the middle ■ Sculpture, 3rd Place: school Raymond Stevens www.twomen.com short-story ■ Beginner Art, 1st Place: category. *offer valid with scheduled job BRIEFS Sara Jane Renfroe Baer earned ■ Pottery, 1st Place: Sky an honorable mention in the middle school poetry category. Nojiri Submitted photo ■ Pottery, 2nd Place: Gulf Breeze High School unveiled its new flag last week. GBMS students fare Raymond Stevens The JROTC and Student Government Association raised ■ Pottery, 3rd Place: Sky well in History fair money and had the flag made as a school service project. Nojiri Pictured from left: Cadets Lemon and Heriot, Assistant ■ The Santa Rosa County Principal Jon Watts, Student Government Vice President Pottery, Honorable History Fair took place March 2 Samantha Landfair and President Brett Westmoreland. Mention: Carline Gibble at Avalon Middle School. This ■ Pottery, Pensacola State Award: Sky Nojiri year’s history theme was ■ Kelly Wu - First Place, Gulf Breeze High School art ■ Pottery, University of West Revolution, Reaction, Reform Historical Paper students did very well at last in History. ■ Kelly McCluskey - Second weekend’s All-County Art Florida Awards: Sarah Viglione, Gulf Breeze Middle School Place, Historical Paper Show. Alex Gallup, and Raymond had six students enter the com- ■ Zosia Uszok - First Place, ■ Painting, Choice Award: Stevens. petition, and all placed first or Websites Isabella Soutullo In the middle school awards, second and will go on to repre- ■ Nicholas Bindi- First ■ Painting, 2nd Place: Maria Ashleigh Mangum, Andreas sent the county at the Florida Place, Individual Documentary Bergman, Madeline Johnson State History Fair on April 29 Ojeda ■ Macy Mateer – First Place, ■ and Melanie Johnson of through May 1 in Tallahassee. Painting, 3rd Place: Individual Performance Bethanie Lee Woodlawn Beach swept the top A special “Spirit of History ■ four spots in the Graphic Award” was given to Jasmaine Jasmaine Roberge – First ■ Mixed Media, 1st Place: Design-Printmaking/ Roberge for her enthusiasm and Place, Individual Exhibit Chance Wallis Photo/Computer Generated cat- knowledge of history. ■ Printmaking, 2nd Place: Congratulations to all of the Prep artists shine Bethanie Lee egory. Mangum also collected winners: in All-County show ■ Printmaking, Pensacola the Best In Show Award.

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207 300 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR ESCAMBIA 603 Fields Discount EMPLOYMENT - NOTICES AND COUNTY, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE FOR SERVICES Roofing&Construction, LLC FAMILY LAW DIVISION DRIVERS ANNOUNCEMENTS Case No. 2012-000479 RENT - CONDOS PAINTING Drive 4 Melton Top ------Free Roof Inspection! Dir ector y 26 yrs. experience William GONZALEZ APONTE Pay & CSA Friendly Huge discounts * Re-Roof Petitioner/Husband Equip 2 Mos. CDL when you buy 2 * Roof Repairs Class A Driving Exp types of advertising! Gulf • and Breeze/Settlers (877)258-8782 122 weekly * Commercial/ Residential Colony ANOTHER FAZE Ruth Rebeca VERA JAUREGUI newspapers, 32 www.meltontruck.co Townhome, 2bd/2 * All Types of Water Proofing Commercial Respondent/WIFE websites, 25 daily ______/ m/drive ½ baths. Kitchen Home Improvements (Hydro-Stop) ------newspapers. 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Nine Mile Rd., Pensacola, FL 32534, or commitment Pensacola Beach, Lic# CCC1327226 or before April 2, 2012, or 30 days after first publication, required Call: LONG Call: 932- 932-7630 and file the original with the clerk of this Court at 190 (866)297-8916 ------6148 Navarre 850-934-7181 Government St., Pensacola, FL 32502, Family Law 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Division, before service on Petitioner or immediately www.joinCRST.com Lost a pet? Check thereafter. If you fail to do so, a default may be entered ------the Santa Rosa ------against you for the relief demanded in the petition. Copies of all court documents in this case, includ- Driver - Hometime County Animal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA ROSA 612 ing orders, are available at the Clerk of the Circuit Choices: Express Shelter at COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 701 Just Court’s office. You may review these documents lanes 7/ON-7/OFF, www.co.santa- ROOMMATE upon request. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - COMMERCIAL IN RE: The Estate of THOMAS IAN BROWNBRIDGE, 14/ON-7/OFF. rosa.fl.us/santa_rosa WANTED Deceased $35/ You must keep the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s WEEKLY. Full and /animals/featured.ht Case No. 57-2012-CP-52 Division “A” yr office notified of your current address. (You may file Notice of Current Address, Florida Supreme Court part-time. Dry and ml for a list of animals ------NOTICE TO CREDITORS Approved Family Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in Refrigerated. New recently brought to Elderly male recent this lawsuit will be mailed to the address on record at Prime Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Office The administration of the or unliquidated claims, the shelter as well as the clerk’s office. Trucks! CDL-A 3 widower and estate of THOMAS IAN must file their claims with Call photos and videos of Space FOR SALE BROWNBRIDGE, this court WITHIN THREE months recent expe- recently retired from Dated: Feb. 22, 2012 Ernie Lee Magaha deceased, whose date of (3) MONTHS AFTER THE rience required. adoptable pets. (850) civil service prior mil High visibility, Hwy. 98 frontage Clerk of the Circuit Court death was December 7, DATE OF THE FIRST Gulf Breeze By T.O’Quinn (800)414-9569 983-4680 or 936- ret needs help Easy Access, close to P’cola Beach 2011; is pending in the PUBLICATION OF THIS Deputy Clerk www.driveknight.com 6177 or visit 4451 paying mortgage Harbourtown Shopping Center, 913 Circuit Court for Santa NOTICE. News ------Pine Forest Rd., and will rent room Rosa County, Florida, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Milton. Gulf Breeze Parkway. Probate Division; File FILED WILL BE FOREV- Drivers: RUN 5 with cable and Number 57-2012-CP-52; ER BARRED. 850.932.8986 LEGAL 2193 GULF BREEZE NEWS 4X 3/8/12 STATE REGIONAL! utilities to good Control your expenses by owning your the address of which is NOTWITHSTANDING Get Home 601 individual. You would P.O. Box 472, Milton, FL THE TIME PERIODS SET location! Two-story unit, 3,000 sq. ft 32572. The name and FORTH ABOVE, ANY Weekends, Earn Up REAL ESTATE FOR have your own $299,999 Custom one-story, 1,400 address of the personal CLAIM FILED TWO (2) to 39¢/mi, 1 yr OTR RENT - APARTMENTS bathroom which is representative and the per- YEARS OR MORE Flatbed exp. req'd. also guest bathroom sq.ft. $150,000 sonal representative's AFTER THE DECE- NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER attorney are set forth DENT'S DATE OF DEATH SUNBELT TRANS- in hallway. I will do a Properties can be combined to form AN ORDINANCE Wind Meadow below. IS BARRED. PORT, LLC (800) small background a single unit with 4,400 sq.ft. Call All creditors of the dece- THE DATE OF FIRST Apts. Under dent and other persons, PUBLICATION OF THIS 572-5489 ext. 227 check so be honest The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board of County New Mgmt! (850) 712-4838 who have claims or NOTICE IS: March 29, ------please. Not Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., April 12, 2012, in the Rental assistance demands against dece- 2012. 25 Driver Trainees interested with dent's estate, including Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at 6495 may be available. Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. Needed! Learn to individuals hiding unmatured, contingent or Attorney for Personal unliquidated claims, and HUD vouchers Representative: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; drive for TMC from something or 1300 who have been served a accepted. 1 & 2 John S. Bordelon, Master AMENDING ORDINANCE 2006-38 AS AMENDED, SECTION 3; PROVIDING Transportation Earn someone. No drugs. copy of this notice, must 1400 of Laws FOR DEMONSTRATION OF STATE CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIRE- BR handicapped SERVICES file their claims with this $750 per week! No Prefer someone Florida Bar No. 0569770 MENTS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN & non- EDUCATION court WITHIN THE LATER experience needed! closer to same age ------BORDELON LAW FIRM EFFECTIVE DATE. handicapped OF THREE (3) MONTHS P.L. Local CDL Training! for company but not ATTEND COLLEGE AFTER THE DATE OF 2721 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. The Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meeting at accessible apts. ONLINE from Home. THE FIRST PUBLICA- Job ready in 3 weeks! a requirement. Must ------Gulf Breeze, FL32563 the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 Caroline TION OF THIS NOTICE Water, *Medical, *Business, [email protected] Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to (888) 368-1964 own your own "Can You Dig It?" OR THIRTY (30) DAYS sewer/garbage Telephone: (850) 934- appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any ------vehicle as this is a *Criminal Justice, Heavy Equipment AFTER THE DATE OF service provided. 1000 matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to EXPERIENCED rural setting with no *Hospitality. Job School. 3wk train- SERVICE OF A COPY OF Facsimile: (850) 934-1050 3037 Wind insure that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and for such purpose OTR FLATBED public transportation placement assis- ing program. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record Meadow Dr., Gulf All other creditors of the Personal Representative DRIVERS earn 50 located approx. tance. Computer Backhoes, shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Breeze, FL. Call decedent and other per- Francis DeVries Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to these pro- up to 55 cpm loaded. halfway between available. Financial Bulldozers, sons who have claims or 1728 Beaver Pond Road 850-934-3060, posed ordinances. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation Veterans are wel- Gulf Breeze proper Aid if qualified. Trackhoes. Local demands against the Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain TDD/TTY 711. decedent's estate, includ- come. $1000 sign on and Navarre Florida SCHEV certified. job placement asst. assistance. Please contact Kathy Jordan at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Equal Housing ing unmatured, contingent Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. to qualified drivers. just off Hwy US98. Call (877) 206-5165 Start digging dirt Opportunity. Call: (843) 266-3731 Requesting $400 a www.CenturaOnline. Now. (877) 994- LEGAL 2205 Gulf Breeze News 3/29, 4/5/2012 LEGAL 2205 Gulf Breeze News 3/29/12 bulldoghiway.com EOE month. com 9904 ------IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA ROSA SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 214 PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST EMPLOYMENT - IN RE: The Estate of Brian C. Adams, Deceased JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA IN RE: ESTATE OF GLADYS E. HAWTHORNE, IN RE: ESTATE OF TIMOTHY MCCORMICK. Case No. 57 2012 CP 000078 ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA MEDICAL Deceased Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND Case Number: 2010-CA-1400 File No. 2011-CP-322 File N0.: 2012-CP-5 Division: A FINANCE, INC., MEDICAL BILLERS The administration of the this court WITHIN THREE estate of Brian C. Adams, (3) MONTHS AFTER THE & CODERS ARE IN NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaintiff, DEMAND Train to deceased, whose date of DATE OF THE FIRST The administration of the MONTHS AFTER THE death was October 31, PUBLICATION OF THIS v. become a Medical The administration of the demands against dece- estate of TIMOTHY DATE OF THE FIRST 2011; is pending in the NOTICE. estate of GLADYS E. dent's estate must file their MCCORMICK, deceased, PUBLICATION OF THIS Circuit Court for Santa ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Office Assistant! No DEBRA ANN BALL; IF LIVING, HAWTHORNE, deceased, claims with this court whose date of death was NOTICE. Rosa County, Florida, FILED WILL BE FOREV- Experience needed! INCLUDING ANY KNOWN SPOUSE OF whose date of death was WITHIN THREE (3) December 28, 2011, is ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Probate Division; File ER BARRED. SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED, Job Training & Local November 26, 2009, is MONTHS AFTER THE pending in the Circuit WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Number 57 2012 CP NOTWITHSTANDING AND IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE pending in the Circuit DATE OF THE FIRST Court for Santa Rosa ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- 000078; the address of THE TIME PERIODS SET Placement UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, Court for Santa Rosa PUBLICATION OF THIS County, Florida, Probate TION 733.702 OF THE which is P.O. Box 472, FORTH ABOVE, ANY assistance. HS GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, County, Florida, Probate NOTICE. Division, File No: 2012-CP- FLORIDA PROBATE Milton, FL 32572. The CLAIM FILED TWO (2) LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND ALL Diploma/GED & Division, File Number 5, the address of which is CODE WILL BE FOREV- name and address of the YEARS OR MORE OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, 2011-CP-322, the address ALL CLAIMS NOT SO 6865 Caroline Street, ER BARRED. personal representative AFTER THE DECE- PC/Internet needed! THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE of which is P.O. Box 472, FILED WILL BE FOREV- Milton, Florida 32570. The NOTWITHSTANDING and the personal repre- DENT'S DATE OF DEATH (888) 374-7294 NAMED DEFENDANT(S); OAKWOOD Milton, Florida 32572. ER BARRED. names and addresses of THE TIME PERIODS SET sentative's attorney are set IS BARRED. ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION; ------the Personal Repre- FORTH ABOVE, ANY forth below. THE DATE OF FIRST WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY The names and addresses NOTWITHSTANDING sentative and the Personal CLAIM FILED TWO (2) All creditors of the dece- PUBLICATION OF THIS EXISTING, TOGETHER WITH ANY 214 of the personal represen- THE TIME PERIODS SET Representative's attorney YEARS OR MORE AFTER dent and other persons, NOTICE IS: March 29, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, tative and the personal FORTH ABOVE, ANY are set forth below. THE DECEDENT'S DATE who have claims or 2012. EMPLOYMENT - representative's attorney CLAIM FILED TWO (2) All creditors of the dece- OF DEATH IS BARRED. demands against dece- LIENORS, OR TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFENDANT(S) AND ALL OTHER are set forth below. YEARS OR MORE dent and other persons, THE DATE OF THE dent's estate, including Attorney for Personal MEDICAL PERSON CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, AFTER THE DECE- having claims or demands FIRST PUBLICATION OF unmatured, contingent or Representative: UNDER OR AGAINST DEFENDANT(S), All creditors of the dece- DENT'S DATE OF DEATH against decedent's estate, THIS NOTICE IS March unliquidated claims, and Raymond B. Palmer, MEDICAL BILLERS dent and other persons IS BARRED. on whom a copy of this 22, 2012. who have been served a Esquire Defendant(s). & CODERS ARE IN having claims or demands notice is required to be copy of this notice, must 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, served, must file their Attorney for Personal ______/ DEMAND Train to against decedent's estate The date of first publica- file their claims with this Suite 41 on whom a copy of this tion of this notice is March claims with this court Representative court WITHIN THE LATER Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE become a Medical notice is required to be 22, 2012. WITHIN THE LATER OF Kathlyn M. White OF THREE (3) MONTHS Fla. Bar: 42171 served must file their THREE (3) MONTHS Florida Bar No. 13763 AFTER THE DATE OF Phone: 850-916-1000 Office Assistant! No Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated claims with this court Attorney for Personal AFTER THE TIME OF THE McDonald Fleming THE FIRST PUBLICA- Fax: 850-916-0080 Experience needed! March WITHIN THE LATER OF Representative FIRST PUBLICATION OF Moorhead TION OF THIS NOTICE d/b/a Statewide Probate 15,2012, entered in Case No. 2010-CA-1400 of the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Job Training & Local THREE (3) MONTHS J. ROD CAMERON, PL THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Petitioners: 25 West Government Circuit in and for Santa Rosa County, Florida, Mary M. Johnson as The Clerk of the Placement assis- AFTER THE TIME OF Florida Bar No.0083224 (30) DAYS AFTER THE AFTER THE DATE OF David Penn, Street Court will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, at public sale at the courthouse THE FIRST PUBLICA- 5089 Highway 90 DATE OF SERVICE OF A SERVICE OF A COPY OF 1513 Oak Dr. tance. HS Pensacola, FL 32502 located at 6865 Caroline Street in Santa Rosa County in Milton, Florida with the sale TION OF THIS NOTICE Pace, FL 32571 COPY OF THIS NOTICE THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 commencing at 11 :00 AM Central Time on the 7th day of May, 2012, the following Diploma/GED & OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE (850) 995-8640 ON THEM. (850) 477-0660 All other creditors of the (850) 477-1730 FAX described property as set forth in said Final Judgment of Foreclosure, to wit: PC/Internet needed! DATE OF SERVICE OF A FAX (850) 995-8672 All other creditors of the decedent and other per- Lindsay Adams COPY OF THIS NOTICE decedent and other per- sons who have claims or 1309 South Bell St., (888)374-7294 Personal Representative Legal Description: COMMENCE at the Northwest comer of the Southwest 1/4 ON THEM. Personal Representative sons having claims or demands against the Dothan, AL 36301 Bruce A. McDonald of Section 22, Township 2 North, Range 28 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida; ------Shirley White demands against dece- decedent's estate, includ- 2600 Heyward Drive thence run South 00°00'00" West along the West line of said Southwest 1/4, a All other creditors of the 5135 Avenida Del Fuego dent's estate must file their ing unmatured, contingent Patrick Adams Pensacola, Florida 32503 distance of 1350.79 feet to the Southwest comer of an unrecorded subdivision 217 decedent and other per- Pace, FL 32571 claims with this court or unliquidated claims, 1490 Oak Dr. known as "Beverly Acres", being also the Northwest comer of the South 1/2 of sons having claims or WITHIN THREE (3) must file their claims with Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 EMPLOYMENT - said Southwest 1/4; thence continue South 00°00'00" West along said West line of the Southwest 1/4, a distance of 1115.90 feet; thence run South 89°41'56" Legal 2199 Gulf Breeze News 2X 3-22-12 SKILLED TRADE LEGAL 2198 Gulf Breeze News 3-22, 3-29/2012 LEGAL 2202 Gulf Breeze News 3/29, 4/5/2012 East, a distance of 365.00 feet; thence run South 00°00'00" West, a distance of 204.00 feet to an intersection with the Northerly right of way line of Trammell AIRLINES ARE Drive (50 feet right of way); thence run South 89°41 '56" East along said Northerly right of way line, a distance of 2113.32 feet to the POINT OF HIRING - Train for BEGINNING; thence depart said Northerly right of way line and run along the hands on Aviation NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER arc of a curve to the right, a distance of 54.79 feet to a point of tangency; said Maintenance Career. THREE QUARTER TON TRUCK WITH AN ORDINANCE curve having a radius of 35.00 feet, a central angle of 89°41 '56", a chord of 49.37 feet, and a chord bearing of North 44°50'58" West; thence run North 00°00'00" FAA approved ANIMAL CONTROL UNIT BODY East, a distance of 361.18 feet; thence run South 89°41'56" East, a distance of program. Financial aid The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinances by the Board of County 113.86 feet; thence run South 00°00'00" West, a distance of 396.00 feet to an if qualified – Housing Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., April 12, 2012, in the intersection with said Northerly right of way line; thence run North 89°41 '56" available CALL Florida, will receive sealed bids for three ¾ ton trucks with ACCM8G animal control unit Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at 6495 West along said Northerly right of way line a distance of79.03 feet to the POINT body. Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. OF BEGINNING. Said parcel being Lot 35 of an unrecorded subdivision. Aviation Institute of Maintenance (866) All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDI- To include a: County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 314-3769 NANCE 2007-16; PROVIDING FOR THE ADDITION OF PROVISIONS THAT 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m., April 24, 2012, at which time bids will be ENTITY APPLICANTS BE AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS IN FLORIDA AND 1998 OAKW Yin OW61881A #79864650 opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled "BID - ANIMAL THAT ALL APPLICABLE TAXES ON THE REQUESTED SITE(S) BE PAID CUR- 1998 OAKW Yin OW61881B #79864785 CONTROL TRUCK WITH BODY". Bids received after the time set for the bid opening NOTICE OF SALE RENT AS OF DATE OF APPLICATION; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND, will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Address: 6790 Trammel Drive, Milton, Florida 32570. to attend. Notice is hereby given that Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the on 4/19/2012 at 12:30pm Specifications and bid form may be secured from the Santa Rosa County Website AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDI- at Smart Stop Self NANCE 90-59; PROVIDING FOR THE ADDITION OF PROVISIONS PROHIBIT- property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim within sixty (60) days (www.santarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at after the sale. Storage, 15 McClure Dr., the above address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 ING THE STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUALS; Gulf Breeze, FL 32561, PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE the undersigned Smart DATE. Dated this 15th day of March, 2012. Questions concerning this equipment should be addressed to Tom Collins at (850) 626- Mary M. Johnson Stop Self Storage will sell 0191. at Public Sale by competi- The Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meeting Clerk of the Court tive bidding, the personal The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 property heretofore stored Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if they By: Brandy Norris, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to Deputy Clerk with the undersigned by: be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual Attorney for Plaintiff Daniel E. White-Spunner Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the responsibility to insure that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and for 552 Beauregard such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, Geddes Anderson Jr. business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Florida Bar Number 0138894 Mobile, AL 36603 businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to Unit #115 be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to Murphy & Anderson PA prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national 50 N. Laura St. Household and origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. these proposed ordinances. If you are a person with a disability who needs any Miscellaneous Items accommodation in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provi- Suite 1675 Jacksonville, FL 32202 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida sion of certain assistance. Please contact Kathy Jordan at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Legal 2204 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. 904-598-9282 Gulf Breeze News 2X 3-29-12 LEGAL NOTICE 2201 Gulf Breeze News 3/29/12 LEGAL 2203 Gulf Breeze News 3/29/12 Legal 2200 Gulf Breeze News 2X 3-22-12

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